Drop off the face of the earth?

[willow_25]

Why yes, thank for noticing.  

I feel I've had a very strange week; I've not had the urge to write more than a few words, nor do the housework I'd intended to get out of the way, and somehow all of this has translated into my computer migrating into the living room; so that I can read fic, attempt to write a bit, and watch Angel DVD's all at the same time.

Check out the run-on sentence.  

Yeah, so stuff goes on, and for some reason I can't even bring myself to ramble about it.  I've toyed with the idea of starting to write the FAA sequel I have mapped out, if only to get my brain in actual working order, but I fear ending up with 5 chapters of that, and still no Ch 13.  Work is a job, which is about the best that can be said for it.  And I've kept my social plans to a minimum, due to the party last weekend, but I should make more of an effort to go out into the world next week; I think that may be part of the problem.

Comments

[megan-peta.livejournal.com]

I've been finding it very difficult to write for a while and so recently just gave up and went off knitting--a hobby I haven't touched in over four years. I did that for a week and then came back to the comp and ran off a few chapters. When I start struggling, I'm back off to the knitting. It's really helping me to let go a bit. :-) Good luck with whatever you choose to try.

[ozma914.livejournal.com]

It may be you need to go out into the real world and socialize a bit more; that's been a problem with me in the past. But it's also possible that you just need to let your brain shut down and idle every once in awhile, so it cools down between bouts of creativity. (That's been a problem with me, too!)