Floating
So,
I’ve spent the last couple of days wondering around trying to figure out
exactly what to do during this little break. Typically, I like to sit and work
on another project, I don’t really like to take breaks, and I just like to
focus on something different, to keep my ADD satisfied. If I work on one thing
to long my brain will shut down, I won’t be able to continue to process the
project I want to work on.
Like
I said, I’ve been trying to figure out what to do. I looked…
I
couldn’t even focus long enough to get a blog post even. Lol.
Like
I was saying earlier, I’ve been looking around for something to work on, and I’ve
been distracted by nothing but my iPad and video games. Lol. But, I have
considered a couple of options. One is finding my outline for a middle grade
novel I’ve wanted to work on. Problem with that is we’re packing, so nothing is
where I remember it being, and I’d had a complete outline for the story
written, and it was ready for me to pick up and dive right into the novel.
Without
the outline, that’s not happening.
The
other option I’ve been playing with is a novel I started writing earlier this
year. I set it down, for some reason or another, might have been when I went
into the hospital, and never picked it back up. Now, I’m looking at it, reading
what I wrote at the beginning. And, wondering if I should do a little more work
on it.
Also,
is it normal for you to read what you wrote, and think: Damn, this is better than
I thought it was? Mainly, because I thought when I got to the end of what I
wrote: Why isn’t there more of this? Lol. Maybe it’s just an ego trip on my
part. I dunno.
Anywho,
the novel is a little under half done, and I’m not sure if I’ll be able to pick
it up where I left off. Or if it’s even part of a genre that I still want to
write. I dunno.
What
do you do when you feel like you’re floating?
Ryan
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