Some writers can write at the speed of this...
while others write at the speed of this...
Some write of this...
or this...
or this...
or for this...
But I think if every day you're able to do this...
Or even this...
And from me to you...here's this.
Oh, one other thing...I've been invited to join the group writing for the blog The Blood-Red Pencil. My first post is here. Drop by and say hi! Rubber chickens; optional but always welcome.
I think I took your reward of wine too liberally...did you say rubber chickens? :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the smiles!
Laura; Thanks for letting me know you enjoyed the post...and I understand about the wine - it can happen.
ReplyDeleteI definitely write like a turtle most of the time.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your new blogging duties.
Carol; Look to your right - I'm the one balancing a glass of wine on my shell. Thanks for the congrats - you've got to wonder if they know what they're getting themselves into inviting me along for the ride...
ReplyDeleteWe DO need to reward ourselves, don't we? I think we take ourselves for granted! :) Thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth; You of all people should remember to reward yourself - I'm in awe of your self-discipline.
ReplyDeleteElspeth, from the looks of the comments at BRP, your contribution is going to be a big hit. And it should be a great venue for you to increase your own exposure . . .to your writing and games, I mean. :)
ReplyDeletePatricia; I'm SO GLAD you clarified that - trust me when I say exposure of any other kind would NOT be an experience I'd be willing to undertake.
ReplyDeleteElspeth - What a treat! Two Elspeth posts today! This one's such a great motivator, too :-). What a nice reassurance that everything one writes counts towards one's goal, even if it's only a word or a sentence.
ReplyDeleteMargot; Aren't you kind? *blush* Seriously, I do try to remember that even one word or one sentence is a step forward. Every step counts.
ReplyDeleteSo good to meet you through your post on the Blood Red Pencil. Look forward to reading much more of your insights!
ReplyDeleteTexasRed; Good to meet you too! Thanks so much for the follow!
ReplyDeleteLove this, Elspeth. And backatcha. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWriting is hard work. It's solitary work. Those rewards we give ourselves are vital.
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