I went camping for four days over the long weekend and missed being able to write the whole time, but now that I’m home again, showered and alone in my little corner, my mind feels slow and my fingers feel stupid. Neither of them seem to be able to accomplish anything tonight, nor are they motivated to try. Too much campfire smoke in my eyes? Too much cider in my belly? Too much fresh air in my lungs? Hard to say, really. I’m going to do what I always do when I have fits like this and stare at my doc file for a bit until it shames me into writing something. After that, things should get better.
In other, smaller news, I pasted a big chunk of my story into I Write Like and came up with this:
I happen to like Margaret Atwood and her books quite a lot, particularly Oryx and Crake, so I consider that to be quite a compliment. The fact that she’s an awesome Canadian author is just the icing on the cake.
All right, that’s enough procrastination for tonight, I think. At the very least, I have some outline stuff to write down.
(did I just use the o-word? Yes, yes I did. It’s this new thing I’m trying called stop forgetting everything)
I’ll leave you with the song that I have a hard time believing wasn’t written with Callie in mind – I can’t stop listening to it, because it feels so right.
Have a peek at the lyrics if the weirdness of the video is throwing you off.
Man, this post is as disjointed and scattered as my head right now.
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