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Monday, January 15, 2007
SBD: Bitch-krieg math
corollary: A writer's ability to ignore everything but her WIP greatly impacts the ratio of projects completed.

Let's test my theory.

1. If you screw off with your kids all weekend, you:

(a) enjoy yourself
(b) strengthen the family bond
(c) encourage them to pester you ALL the time instead of some of the time
(d) all of the above

2. If you let yourself worry about all the irons you have in the fire instead of writing, you:

(a) psych yourself out
(b) get nothing done
(c) panic over impending deadlines
(d) all of the above

3. If you start thinking about the editors and agents who are currently reading your work when you should be writing, you:

(a) scare the piss out of your muse
(b) have an anxiety attack
(c) decide you should be serving pie at Shoney's instead
(d) all of the above

The answer to each is, of course, all of the above.

Don't think. Just write.

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3 Comments:
Blogger Terri said...
LOL...don't have any kids, but I can EASILY find excuses not to write, unless, of course, the characters are clamoring so loudly I can't shut them up. Then, the house better be on fire, or my hubby better be bleeding, cause my iPod earbuds aren't coming out unless that's the case!

Terri/Keira

Blogger lainey bancroft said...
Hmm, funny, I never thought about the pie. I always see myself saying, "Do ya want frys with that?"

Blogger Ann(ie) said...
I didn't get much done over the weekend but I came back focused yesterday and finished the short piece for EC (which had been giving me fits). I have no clue whether it's any good, so I'm on tenterhooks til I hear from Carrie.

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