Thursday

To work on my book series, blog, or twitter, that is the question after all the chores are finished and my family is happy and well. So, lately, I have chosen to use my spare, precious, minutes to work on my book series. Which is to say, of course, I have sorely neglected my blog, and my twittering has something to be desired.

I've been editing, rewriting, and rearranging each valuable chapter. And might I just add, having the time of my life. I love what is happening to my characters, how they express themselves, how they react, and what trouble they get into.

It's great fun.

But oh, how the time has flown. I no sooner sit down at my desk and start to type when, poof, it's time to quit and the day is far spent. How is that possible? I swear I've only been at the computer for ten minutes. Such a strange phenomenon, this otherworldly time-warp while writing.

So, I'm finally poking my head out of my writing room and checking in. Oh, no. It's already the middle of January... ahhh! Quick! Back to work!

2 comments:

Ann Mauren said...

You've witnessed the phenomenon too! "I swear I've only been at the computer for ten minutes. Such a strange phenomenon, this otherworldly time-warp while writing"

Wish I could find the worm-hole that causes the inverse phenomenon! I could charge admission and finally have a stay at home job! :)

Loved this post, Gwen. I relate to your thoughts here 100%!

Gwen Stickle said...

Thank you for the lovely comment. Wouldn't that be so great to reverse? He, he.