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handful_ofdust) wrote2009-07-16 12:36 pm
handful_ofdust) wrote2009-07-16 12:36 pm
Oh, That Horse
It must be well on the way to getting whiplash, given how violently I keep leaping on and off it. But nevertheless--
Though this morning started at a crawl, mainly due to a wicked Nytol hangover, I did manage the following: Consolidated and entered all my current notes (1,597 words); found a potential spine and two potential titles for what has hitherto been known as "the Bone Woman story", aka That Thing I Should Write For Clockwork Phoenix 3; stumbled across a whole new character and/or undercurrent for the Blood from the Air outline revisioning (tonight's project FOR SURE); found a final plot twist for "Signal to Noise", which I read at Polaris, revealing that it needs a serious gutting in its early pages and yet could be finished so easily, so damn easily. If I just got back into the habit of multi-tasking, that is...
Anyhow. Time's a tickin', so if I actually want to work out before having to pick up Cal--or even run errands, failing that--I better get my act together. (Back) out into the day.
Though this morning started at a crawl, mainly due to a wicked Nytol hangover, I did manage the following: Consolidated and entered all my current notes (1,597 words); found a potential spine and two potential titles for what has hitherto been known as "the Bone Woman story", aka That Thing I Should Write For Clockwork Phoenix 3; stumbled across a whole new character and/or undercurrent for the Blood from the Air outline revisioning (tonight's project FOR SURE); found a final plot twist for "Signal to Noise", which I read at Polaris, revealing that it needs a serious gutting in its early pages and yet could be finished so easily, so damn easily. If I just got back into the habit of multi-tasking, that is...
Anyhow. Time's a tickin', so if I actually want to work out before having to pick up Cal--or even run errands, failing that--I better get my act together. (Back) out into the day.