Slouching Towards Productivity
Jan. 22nd, 2009 11:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
babarnettI was feeling a lot better today, though definitely not a 100%, which made the temptation to give into slugdom tempting. So I wasn't hugely productive, but I slogged forward, and slogging forward is better than sitting there on my ass playing mahjong all day.
Reading: Yet more of Musicophilia. I've got one chapter left in the third section, which has been dealing with music and movement--lots of stories about how music can help people with things like Tourette's and Parkinson's. I should be able to finish the fourth and final section of the book by the end of next week.
Exercising: An easy 15 minutes of pilates since I still wasn't feeling all that hot
Music Stuff: No practicing today, but that was anticipated, so no points to the slug. We had tickets to go see a play called My Name Is Asher Lev (adapted from the novel by Chaim Potok) tonight, so it was dinner in Philly followed by the play in place of practice time.
Writing Business: I had a story sitting in the bullpen, eagerly waiting for the next market on the list to re-open to subs, but then someone pointed the way to a new anthology: Escape Clause. So I sent that eager little story trotting out onto the field, pitching arm ready.
Writing: Got a little bit of work in on the zombie short story
Reading: Yet more of Musicophilia. I've got one chapter left in the third section, which has been dealing with music and movement--lots of stories about how music can help people with things like Tourette's and Parkinson's. I should be able to finish the fourth and final section of the book by the end of next week.
Exercising: An easy 15 minutes of pilates since I still wasn't feeling all that hot
Music Stuff: No practicing today, but that was anticipated, so no points to the slug. We had tickets to go see a play called My Name Is Asher Lev (adapted from the novel by Chaim Potok) tonight, so it was dinner in Philly followed by the play in place of practice time.
Writing Business: I had a story sitting in the bullpen, eagerly waiting for the next market on the list to re-open to subs, but then someone pointed the way to a new anthology: Escape Clause. So I sent that eager little story trotting out onto the field, pitching arm ready.
Writing: Got a little bit of work in on the zombie short story
