It’s been a while since I’ve turned on my computer. When I first got home from the hospital, I made myself go through e-mails, just to make sure I didn’t miss anything that needed immediate attention. After that, I slept a lot. My body needed it. But now my energy’s coming back, and I miss my writing. So today, I went to my office and plopped my fanny in my chair.
Most of my friends write on laptops. They can sit in their gazebos or next to a pool and pound out words. I have a laptop, but I’m not very productive on it. The living room and kitchen feel social to me. They’re for visiting and relaxing. If I sit outside, I end up watching birds and squirrels. But when I step into my office and sit at my desk, my mind clicks into writing mode.
I have a good start on plot points for my third mystery, so I’m going to play with those this week. That should keep me out of trouble for a while:) And then it’s back to putting words on paper (or my computer screen). I hope your words have been flowing, and happy writing!
I’m like you, Judi. I have a laptop and a Mac but I’m not as productive on either as when I’m in my den at my large computer. Sometimes, I can pound out a few scenes in the library or a coffee shop, but I really get into the mode when I’m in my office. I managed several scenes and am coming within closing distance on my WIP.
Glad you’re back to being productive and enjoying writing again. Wishing you lots of productivity!
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Yep, sitting at the tower gives me power when it comes to writing.
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Then I’m using duct tape to stick you there, so that you finish your Regency:)
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Congrats on being so close to finishing your book. The premise sounds really intriguing.
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So good to have you back!
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Thanks! I’ve missed everyone.
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It’s great to know you’ve healed to the point where you have that urge and need to write. Good luck with the plot points! You’re good with plots!
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Thanks, Rachel! I’m halfway done.
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