It was so productive that I cannot believe how much I accomplished this day. House cleaned, computer tidied and files backed up to external hard drive, two older manuscripts found on floppy disks and uploaded to laptop and Playbook. I finished a tricky scene in the horror story and set up the next scene so I'm good to go for Thursday morning's writing spree with one of my writing partners. We discussed a writer's retreat for the Spring.
I bought groceries, made muffins, watched the hockey game, looked at waaaaaaaaaaaay too many wedding photos in an attempt to help my friend pick a photographer. We spent the entire night laughing (not at the photos) and joked about needing to know next season's hockey schedule in order to pick the right date for the wedding. Honestly, if Boston and Toronto were playing, she'd had to say her vows during the commercial breaks.
We had a great night. Tomorrow, we'll start making some of the decorations, look at more wedding paraphanalia and laugh a lot. I'll let you know.
Who knew weddings were such a great source of amusement. My deepest wish is that the entire experience is wonderful for her. They're a lovely couple
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Sounds like you had a wonderful day. I'd be interested in knowing more about your writing retreat. Is it a personal one or something you're putting together as part of an organization?
ReplyDeleteIt's a private retreat. My writing partners and I used to go away twice a year to spend a week writing. Nothing compares to in-person time for brainstorming.
ReplyDeleteSounds lovely, Keziah. Is the retreat fairly structured, or what? Would love details on how you plan such an endeavor!
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