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Interview. Package. Novel.
Jan. 4th, 2007 08:57 pmI have a job interview on Monday. It's a customer service position with a company that sells anesthesia, respiratory, veterinary equipment. The good news it that it would be about a 15 minute walk. It's part-time and days, so it wouldn't cut into the writing too much. I would just have to find a new rhythm is all.
Our package with our Christmas presents still has not arrived, though UPS swears it is on a truck and out for delivery. I am watching you, UPS. Do not anger me, for I am wise to your ways and systems.
1000 words today. I'm still struggling to get into the swing of things, but I know I'll pick up the pace sooner or later. I'm tying up loose ends and sub-plots in anticipation of the finale. There's about to be bloodshed in the moonlit snow between Jill and a party of Fae warriors. Mentally, I'm making notes of which characters numbers are up, and how it's going to go down. Death is coming for some of the characters, and it's not going to be a gentle, die-in-your-sleep kind of climax.
Our package with our Christmas presents still has not arrived, though UPS swears it is on a truck and out for delivery. I am watching you, UPS. Do not anger me, for I am wise to your ways and systems.
1000 words today. I'm still struggling to get into the swing of things, but I know I'll pick up the pace sooner or later. I'm tying up loose ends and sub-plots in anticipation of the finale. There's about to be bloodshed in the moonlit snow between Jill and a party of Fae warriors. Mentally, I'm making notes of which characters numbers are up, and how it's going to go down. Death is coming for some of the characters, and it's not going to be a gentle, die-in-your-sleep kind of climax.
