Tuesday, May 8th
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alexandraerinThe Daily Report
Not much to report at the moment. This whole trip is in a "so far, so good" state of being. Yesterday Jack made cookie dough egg rolls and we watched Captain America: The First Avenger and the first episode of Sherlock series 2 on Mystery!
State of the Me
Slept a bit better last night. Feel a lot more rested today, though I may need a nap or at least a lie-down sometime in the afternoon. Continuing to not have my butt kicked by allergies, which is nice.
Plans For Today
I'm not really feeling the creative groove here yet, which happens. It's only my second day working here. That's why I've got the incremental/500 word minimum approach to writing, which i'm going to practice today, and then I'm going to... well, basically I'm going to mess around. Try writing different things, try brainstorming different things. Might do some blogging.
Today is a day for leisurely holding matches to everything in sight and seeing what catches fire. It's an important part of the creative process.
Not much to report at the moment. This whole trip is in a "so far, so good" state of being. Yesterday Jack made cookie dough egg rolls and we watched Captain America: The First Avenger and the first episode of Sherlock series 2 on Mystery!
State of the Me
Slept a bit better last night. Feel a lot more rested today, though I may need a nap or at least a lie-down sometime in the afternoon. Continuing to not have my butt kicked by allergies, which is nice.
Plans For Today
I'm not really feeling the creative groove here yet, which happens. It's only my second day working here. That's why I've got the incremental/500 word minimum approach to writing, which i'm going to practice today, and then I'm going to... well, basically I'm going to mess around. Try writing different things, try brainstorming different things. Might do some blogging.
Today is a day for leisurely holding matches to everything in sight and seeing what catches fire. It's an important part of the creative process.