Weekly Writing Diary: The Tides of Imagination

Monday, Day 23

What feeds the creative writing words?

It may change from writer to writer, but there’s some common ground.

Can one be a stay-at-home parent and keep the creative writing in a healthy state?
The answer is fudgingadoodle yeah, of course !

But you do get yourself in some kind of a bubble. And that bubble, a tiny world itself, may affect the creativity, may narrow the writing horizons.

Anyway…

I was able to tackle so much work today, despite the fact that kiddo was with me all the time, and had a very short nap.

Let’s hope it’s a good omen for the coming writing week !

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Weekly Writing Diary : Restless vibes

Must admit, today I’m quite happy to have a reason to not sit in front of the computer.
Some turmoil is turmoiling inside this mama writer, wanna be published author.

Monday, Day 15

Oh summer chores… They do take quiet some time to tackle, don’t they.

Must admit, today I’m quite happy to have a reason to not sit in front of the computer.

Some turmoil is turmoiling inside this mama writer, wanna be published author.

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Weekly Writing Diary : Holiday Spirit (in July…)

Sunrise fought between heavy clouds, still shining through now that dawn left the scene to a sticky morning. Which makes long for some winter wonderland weather, I’m not gonna lie.

Monday, Day 8

An outdoor sprayer and cleaner, coming at you with a pump less technology, is a pretty basic piece of equipment.

I used such a device today, in order to clean the deck I am also to sand and stain.

Summer chores, you know.

Somehow, fellow writers, I had convinced myself that cleaning, sanding and staining a 15 foot by 18-foot deck would take me about six hours.

Let me just say this to the past me : mouahahahahahahahahaha !

Dear fellow writers, welcome back to the weekly writing diary! Thanks for being here!

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