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Feb. 18th, 2014 09:53 am( Gaeilge )
So. On Habit RPG I have now found a wolf egg, a lion egg, a cactus egg, a blue cotton candy somewhere, and a potato. Not only is this game actually pretty decent at helping me keep track of the daily shit I'm supposed to be doing, it's kind of hilarious at doing so. Which is good because the other one I tried I lost interest in after a day or so.
Bleurgh. No furniture shopping got done yesterday, maybe on the weekend, so the end result is that I did get a bunch of outlining and some writing done, got my exercises done, got most of everything but Haven done, so there's that! And I even remembered to move a lamp (which might be the sturdiest floor lamp of the ones we have) up to the bedroom so we can have actual light in the goddamn room! And I can have actual light while I make up my face! Amazing, this modern technology!
Thus today's work will be more scenes in WL, finishing the last outline and a half of dime novels, and then FINISHING Darren's goddamn dime novel because oi with the backlog already. I keep getting annoyed with myself and then have to remember that this is basically two months worth of not writing I was doing and still argh. And that I also did a couple other jobs that I randomly took in the middle because what am timing. I've been really bad at that lately. Still. Back on track and on schedule.
I feel oddly better today, despite having had only the bare minimum of six hours or so of sleep last night and spending most of the weekend curled up on the couch feeling like crap and/or feeling sorry for myself for feeling like crap. Still a little poached around the eyes, but better. Still, tonight will damn well be bed on time if nothing else. Also the cats can stop having kittyklatches outside my front door any night now. Last night it was Tasha, Owlface, and a large friend of Tasha's who is untipped and may yet get called Barton. We'll see if he/it comes back. (If it's a girl, what do I call her? Hmm.)
At any rate. Work to do. All that jazz. Outlines first, they go quickest.

So. On Habit RPG I have now found a wolf egg, a lion egg, a cactus egg, a blue cotton candy somewhere, and a potato. Not only is this game actually pretty decent at helping me keep track of the daily shit I'm supposed to be doing, it's kind of hilarious at doing so. Which is good because the other one I tried I lost interest in after a day or so.
Bleurgh. No furniture shopping got done yesterday, maybe on the weekend, so the end result is that I did get a bunch of outlining and some writing done, got my exercises done, got most of everything but Haven done, so there's that! And I even remembered to move a lamp (which might be the sturdiest floor lamp of the ones we have) up to the bedroom so we can have actual light in the goddamn room! And I can have actual light while I make up my face! Amazing, this modern technology!
Thus today's work will be more scenes in WL, finishing the last outline and a half of dime novels, and then FINISHING Darren's goddamn dime novel because oi with the backlog already. I keep getting annoyed with myself and then have to remember that this is basically two months worth of not writing I was doing and still argh. And that I also did a couple other jobs that I randomly took in the middle because what am timing. I've been really bad at that lately. Still. Back on track and on schedule.
I feel oddly better today, despite having had only the bare minimum of six hours or so of sleep last night and spending most of the weekend curled up on the couch feeling like crap and/or feeling sorry for myself for feeling like crap. Still a little poached around the eyes, but better. Still, tonight will damn well be bed on time if nothing else. Also the cats can stop having kittyklatches outside my front door any night now. Last night it was Tasha, Owlface, and a large friend of Tasha's who is untipped and may yet get called Barton. We'll see if he/it comes back. (If it's a girl, what do I call her? Hmm.)
At any rate. Work to do. All that jazz. Outlines first, they go quickest.

