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When Life Interferes

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Afternoon Everyone,

Well, it seems my son is suffering from the same congestion I have. It's miserable for everyone involved. Hard to sleep when that's going on. Luckily he took a nap, but he's still unhappy (which I can understand).

So what happens when life interferes with your writing? What then?

Well, I haven't really been doing much writing (other than the blog), but at least I've been reading up a storm, which keeps ideas going through my head.

Bottom line...you have to find a balance and do the best you can. Put in the time you can. Hopefully you can make up the time you miss.

Keep the ideas alive. Make sure you're not running into the proverbial brick wall.

In any case, best wishes to all!

Have A Wonderful Wednesday!
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Marsha Sigman said…
I hope he feels better! If I'm reading, I'm not writing and vice versa. We only have so many hours in the day!
Wednesday, 13 January, 2010
Shannon O'Donnell said…
You're right - balance is key. Sounds like your son needs you - you're doing what you need to. Enjoy your reading time! :)
Wednesday, 13 January, 2010
Emma Michaels said…
Hope you and your son feel better soon!

Sincerely,
Emma
Thursday, 14 January, 2010
Bethany said…
Marsha,

We're working on getting my son to feeling better. He has medication--he's got a sinus infection and we're trying to keep him as comfortable as possible.
Thursday, 14 January, 2010
Bethany said…
Shannon,

Thank you. My son has a sinus infection and we got his perscription yesterday and he started on it last night. He slept better with the meds and the motrin for the fever/pain.
Thursday, 14 January, 2010
Bethany said…
Emma,

Thank you very much! We're trying to feel & get better. Slow going, but at least it's not as bad as some people who are ill. I try to keep perspective.
Thursday, 14 January, 2010
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