Procrastination methods, as well as complaints about how I’ve been procrastinating. Read at your own risk.
I’m writing, I’m writing! And dealing with car issues, and it’s way too bloody hot, and did I mention the car issues involve the AC? But anyway. I’m writing, don’t hit me! Last week in desperation I bought a new writing book. I have a lot of writing books, and I value all of them […]
I haven’t done any actual scientific data collecting, but I’m of the understanding that a lot of us mean to do things we never get around to, but then go ahead and do a lot of things we never meant to do. Attaining level 37 on Candy Crush instead of working on a term paper, for instance.
Superfriends, Go For It! Read More »
Does anyone else always want to make risqué jokes about the “best laid…?” Just me, then? Ahem. As usual in my life, I’m pretty happy, but I feel I could do better. Also as usual, I’m looking around for ideas. Recently Erin Zarro (who is awesomesauce) mentioned Monica Leonelle and 8-minute writing. I’m trying it. Currently
Best Laid Plans, and All That Read More »
I can’t believe we’re at the end of 2015. On Tuesday we’ll be in December. Combine that with how I put things on my blog so I can remember them, and then needing to remember them lately. Like how to light the pilot light, or measurements of the Christmas tree stand. The two together have me
So I do this sometimes in NaNo. I switch stories because I didn’t plan enough on the first one, or I’m not feeling it, or I’m just Way. Too. Stuck. It’s always a hard decision to make–am I really stuck, or am I giving in right before the muses were going to give me something
I like to keep things moving. So despite the fact that I’m putting a book out November 1st (the first book in Hiro’s trilogy, buy early and often!) the fact that I work full time and I’m a single mom to a really special needy high maintenance teenager, that I’m starting an anthropology class next
Procrastination Bites Read More »
You know when you have too much stuff to do, so you can’t get yourself to get started on any of it? That’s me. I’m right there. Does it matter that most of it is stuff I really want to do? Nope. Does it matter that the consequences of not doing the stuff range from