Don't you just hate them! In a somewhat drunken stupper everyone promises to by kinder, exercise more, work harder, or work less, or work towards world peace, not litter, not swear. I could go on forever.
My resolution was to write an essay a week, and submit it some place. And to resume working on my book. So far I have been working on an essay for the Erma Bombeck Essay contest, but there has been no book work yet. I can feel it coming on. It feels like gas rumbling through my intestines. Is that a good thing?
Anyway, if I'm not blogging it doesn't mean I've fallen and I can't type. It means I am trying to stick to my resolution and working on the rewrite and submitting essays.
Actually I am looking forward to getting back to my book. I miss Sarah and Molly and Martha and Charles. They're all good people and we are well overdue for a visit.
2 comments:
go for it, PtCakes!
My BackYard
Agreed...
BUT...don't beat yourself up too much if you don't get complete an essay (that's a big task, really, when you think about it). I believe the rule with New Year's Resolutions is that you're allowed to refine resolutions throughout the month of January. Perhaps an essay every other week...or even once a month (think about that...that's 12 polished essays a year...ON TOP of REVISING and SUBMITTING your book...which requires research and book proposals).
But I'll support you either way! :)
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