I figured out where to start rewriting. *crossed eyes* It meant going back and cutting out another chapter, which did not make me happy at *all*. In fact, once I realized I had to, I sat there for well over an hour not doing it, even though I knew what to do. Eventually I figured what I needed to do was take a brisk walk and *accept* the fact that I had to do it, so I did, and I did. :) So anyway, what it took was changing the…
heh heh heh
eyes kit! Kit uht oh says, “I think I am with your editor on that ending.” says, “Just saying :)” Kit says, “Oh, honey, that’s not the ending that made her scream.” laughs Kit says, “I sent her the end of the *sixth* book.” says, “So this was the relatively *good* ending? :)” odear
broken
Apparently I broke myself. I guess I didn’t sleep especially well or something, because I was just dead exhausted today and feeling very fragile. So on my mommy’s advice I did some yoga, which helped, and am going to plunk down and watch a Hugh Grant movie while eating an instadinner which has no morally superiority as a food except it requires almost no effort on my part, and that’s all I care about. Much more cheerfully, though, I have walked 100 miles in the last month! 103 miles, in…
things i must do!
The Irish Open, a Masters swim club championship meet, is the first weekend of May in Cork. I must remember to go to that. I would enjoy it a lot. Plodding away (or plotting away) on the book. Tomorrow’s a day off, since it’s volunteer day, and realistically speaking I won’t get anything done so I might as well not feel guilty about it. :) Maybe the day off will give me time to figure out what I’m doing, too, which would be helpful. The whole book is going through…
I found my rain pants!
Now, it’s true I hadn’t looked very hard for them, because when I did look, it took about four seconds to find them (they were a hanger in the closet), but now I HAVE them! And now I have no excuse for not walking in all kinds of weather. Yesterday was definitely All Kinds of Weather. By the time I went out, it was no longer pouring, just misting and winding like crazy, and I was deeply grateful not only for my rain pants, but also for the rain jacket…