I have a bunch of writing to do this summer. Lots of scholarly projects, but I miss writing creatively. Not that scholarship isn't creative too, but I miss having someone else live inside my head. I have some characters stuck in there, and they want to get out. They are tired of waiting their turn because it's never their turn. And let's say that I do carve out some time for them amidst all of the other writing I have to need to want to do. Who gets out first?
I know this is lazy-writer thinking--making up problems so that you don't actually have to start writing. I'm not really looking for advice here. I know what to do. But this is what I'm thinking. And so this is what I'm writing.
And now the dryer has buzzed, and I need to go empty it because I am going out of town tomorrow and need to wash more clothes.
And there are dragons in Skyrim that need their souls absorbed. So I have that to do too.
I know this is lazy-writer thinking--making up problems so that you don't actually have to start writing. I'm not really looking for advice here. I know what to do. But this is what I'm thinking. And so this is what I'm writing.
And now the dryer has buzzed, and I need to go empty it because I am going out of town tomorrow and need to wash more clothes.
And there are dragons in Skyrim that need their souls absorbed. So I have that to do too.
*If you didn't read that in Fezzik's voice, I am very disappointed.
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