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babarnettDespite getting a slightly earlier start to my day, it feels like I accomplished a lot less. My inner slug put up a fight, but in the end, I beat that resilient little bastard down. For now, at least.
Reading: Started Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain by Oliver Sacks
Exercise: 20-30 minute Pilates workout
Music Stuff: Didn't do anything, but not out of slugdom. Those Christmas decorations weren't going to put themselves away, as cool as that would be. So I decided that substituting one form of productivity for another was acceptable, especially since the decoration deconstruction took a hell of a lot more time than practicing would have.
Writing Business: Sent "Mr. Fluffy" into the abyss that is Submission Land
Writing: I want to make progress on my novel rewrite, but I don't want to stop working on short stories either, so I decided that I'm going to alternate. Rewrite a chapter, then work on a story, rinse, repeat. Today I finally started working in earnest on Chapter 2. The amount of work done, however, is too pitiful to mention. I did spend some time doing a bit of research online, so I'm allowed to cut myself a little bit of slack, but not very much.
Reading: Started Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain by Oliver Sacks
Exercise: 20-30 minute Pilates workout
Music Stuff: Didn't do anything, but not out of slugdom. Those Christmas decorations weren't going to put themselves away, as cool as that would be. So I decided that substituting one form of productivity for another was acceptable, especially since the decoration deconstruction took a hell of a lot more time than practicing would have.
Writing Business: Sent "Mr. Fluffy" into the abyss that is Submission Land
Writing: I want to make progress on my novel rewrite, but I don't want to stop working on short stories either, so I decided that I'm going to alternate. Rewrite a chapter, then work on a story, rinse, repeat. Today I finally started working in earnest on Chapter 2. The amount of work done, however, is too pitiful to mention. I did spend some time doing a bit of research online, so I'm allowed to cut myself a little bit of slack, but not very much.
