Is it just me, or is anyone else involved in this exercise suffering from writer's block?
It's not so much even a blockage as such ... more like paralysis. From the neck up. I have thousands of things flying around in my belfry. And this is going to be one long day for me, this election. I almost wish we had cable so we could keep an eye on things.
My husband suggested instead of writing six pages per day, every day; instead, writing seven pages for six days and then taking a break one day a week, to recouperate. Lovely idea. And since I'm already behind 12 pages, having not even started yet, I guess shooting for eight or ten pages per day, to make up for all the other times I put it off or feel ill or life invades my computer room -- now all those wry procrastination jokes by Chris Baty on the NaNoWriMo site, are starting to make perfect sense. I have thought of more ways to kill time during the last two days than I can remember in recent history.
You would think I was putting off doing housework. Or going to the dentist.
For instance, I just spent a big chunk of time trying to figure out how to get the comments inabled. Why? To kill time, of course! Who gives a crap if comments are enabled?
So anyway, comments are now enabled.
Go vote.
3 comments:
Go. Go. Go. You write several blog posts a month that run thousands of words each. You can do 50,000 words in 28 days.
-Jeff
http://www.struat.com/here/
Ok you're falling behind here!! Let's get with it!!! Come on!!! You can do it!!!
Okay, okay, I'm goin'. Sheesh.
I got the outline done. Does that count?
I'm still depressed. Half the country seems depressed. Maybe I'll write about depression.
lol.
K.
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