Now what? I've spent the last 30 days slicing...what's next? Is 31 days enough to start a new habit? It's been a challenge, some days more challenging than others, but on the whole I've enjoyed the experience.
I think the hardest thing has been publishing writing that I wasn't totally happy with- allowing unfinished work to enter cyberspace where who knows what might happen.
Then there were the days when I just couldn't get my thoughts together, when I knew what I wanted to write about but didn't know how to write it.
Of course there were good parts as well. Working as a writer on a daily basis was gratifying. There were days that my thoughts came together without much trouble. On those days I experienced a warmth inside that came from my own feeling of personal success.
I do know that I haven't been able to untangle that knotty string of thoughts I carry around in my head, but it's been fun trying. At this point I can't say for sure if I'll continue trying on a daily basis, but check back sometime, I'll be around.
11 hours ago
I love that you've worked to "untangle that knotty string of thoughts" in your head. That's a worthy challenge that resonates with most of us, I'm sure. Count me in as one to check back for more in the future, Mary.
ReplyDeleteI love what you said about putting unfinished work out there. I felt the same way many days. Keep writing - it's all good.
ReplyDeleteI'm planning to check back, hopefully, every day.
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