Husband claims all is NOT crap. Am feeling slightly better. Will go forward tomorrow NO MATTER WHAT.
Then I'll come home and make Shepherd's Pie from our leftovers.
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This blog began as personal diary of my work life, intended for friends and family who were constantly asking me the well-meaning/incredibly paralyzing question, “How’s your writing going?”
Over time, it evolved from a record of my work to a coaching mechanism for it—the more I blogged about how and what I wrote, the more I wrote, and better. As my productivity increased, my career goals broadened: in early 2006, I opened shop as a freelance editor. A few years later, I started writing TV and screenplay projects.
Over time, it evolved from a record of my work to a coaching mechanism for it—the more I blogged about how and what I wrote, the more I wrote, and better. As my productivity increased, my career goals broadened: in early 2006, I opened shop as a freelance editor. A few years later, I started writing TV and screenplay projects.
Oh yeah: did I mention ChecklistMommy.com? Yep. I also have a Mommy-blog!
Obviously, as my writing evolved, so did this blog. I hope it now serves not just as a sort of newsletter for friends and family, but a source of help and encouragement for other writers struggling to work through projects of their own.
Obviously, as my writing evolved, so did this blog. I hope it now serves not just as a sort of newsletter for friends and family, but a source of help and encouragement for other writers struggling to work through projects of their own.
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