Crawling Back To Normal
Oct. 14th, 2004 06:58 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mmerriamSlowly, ever so slowly, I'm starting to feel like a human being again, as opposed to a mucus producing sack-of-mostly-water.
Water and juice have been my best friends, with a little tea thrown in for old time's sake.
I poked at Move Along Home yesterday, but it lay on the deck like a dead haddock, so I went away and played with something else. It's probably just as well, I'm unsure if my brain would be able to sustain an extended burst of creativity. So I did edits and re-writes on existing stories. I started working on Jenny's Magic, and I felt it was going slowly, but as well as could be expected, what with a head full of stuff and the attention span of a weasel on four cups of espresso. Then the power went out in the neighborhood and stayed out for nearly four hours.
I didn't feel like working in longhand, so I switched gears. I read from my Braille book, watched a little CNN, and almost finished Pamela Dean's The Secret Country. I took a little nap with the purry-ball-o-fuzz. The plan is to finish the book this morning, rake some leaves, then try to get back to work on the novel.
Wish me luck.
In Peace
Michael
Water and juice have been my best friends, with a little tea thrown in for old time's sake.
I poked at Move Along Home yesterday, but it lay on the deck like a dead haddock, so I went away and played with something else. It's probably just as well, I'm unsure if my brain would be able to sustain an extended burst of creativity. So I did edits and re-writes on existing stories. I started working on Jenny's Magic, and I felt it was going slowly, but as well as could be expected, what with a head full of stuff and the attention span of a weasel on four cups of espresso. Then the power went out in the neighborhood and stayed out for nearly four hours.
I didn't feel like working in longhand, so I switched gears. I read from my Braille book, watched a little CNN, and almost finished Pamela Dean's The Secret Country. I took a little nap with the purry-ball-o-fuzz. The plan is to finish the book this morning, rake some leaves, then try to get back to work on the novel.
Wish me luck.
In Peace
Michael
