Here I am, sitting out in the glorious, buttery, golden sun with my laptop. My cat Remus is trying to eat my charger cord. I’m surfing through a dozen different blogs I follow, and a sharp pain in my calf — Remus has taken to biting my leg rather than the cord now — yanks me from my Internet-heavy haze.
Bad, Libby! Bad!
I have two weeks to meet my deadline for finishing my fantasy-esque novel (which is yet to be titled!) and I’m online? I have 10 more chapters to write (about 25000 words) plus editing and I’m looking at pictures of adorable shoes?
*hits self on hand with rule*
Bad Libby.
I believe I shall be disconnecting my computer from the World Wide Web until May. It is for the best, though I shall miss you. I reaaaaally need to spend the majority of my time with Arden Falconer and friends/foes.
And so, farewell, readers. I shall be seeing you either when I finish my novel (I highly doubt I’ll get it done in time) or when May comes and I can work at my own pace again.
I leave you now with an article by Jon Tattrie. Enjoy, let them grumble, and watch out for Nargles (and other assorted creatures)!
You can do it, Libby. Like you, I have to disconnect to keep focussed on my writing, too. Your novel is a priority, so a break from blogging is worth it. See you on the other side of April.
Thank you, Diane! Internet is such a distraction — I’m glad I disconnected, though it was a rather weird experience…
so you went and wrote a post…
see you on the flip side, doll!
thanks, Zozie!