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sovay ([personal profile] sovay) wrote2018-05-19 10:32 pm

Mary, Mary hold on tightly, over water, under the sea

Today was cold and grey and unspringlike; I didn't go out, I made myself dinner, I read a couple of books and a couple of scripts and worked on nothing except this story which I am still trying not to break. I don't seem to have the brain to work on anything else. I remember being able to multitask around fiction, but I suspect that was when I did not go years between completing stories. Both of the cats have been affectionate and inconvenient. I am telling myself it is not bad to have days like this.
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[personal profile] kore 2018-05-21 01:59 am (UTC)(link)
I think one of the worst things about financially struggling is how often it feels, at least to me, that working on something 'just' enjoyable or personally important, or even something that might not be immediately salable, seems like it always must be put on hold for money work or at the very least be subordinate to it.

It is totally not bad for you to get to have one day (or several, or however many) to work on your story, especially after a drought.