
In between planning the trip to Florence and planning a move across country, I’ve barely had enough time to think about writing or blogging. I’ve only squeezed out a few lines on the new book, but I’ve decided that working on the new project just has to take second stage to the things going on off-online. And you know what? I don’t feel so bad about not writing.
After spending the greater part of my free-time writing the last book for a year, I’m in need of some R&R. Of course, it’s too hard to completely stop writing cold turkey and all, so I’ll dab a little here and there but without goals. If I write one sentence today and a page tomorrow, well, that’s okay. It feels good to set aside expectations for a while. In other news, I’m still waiting for a couple queries and requests replies to trickle in. I’m hoping for the best.
While I’m between projects, I’m taking advantage of my free-time, which is sure to end as soon as something opens up on the job front. Tomorrow, I’m going to see a cross-country biking race—a first for me.
Question: What do you do with your time when you’re between writing projects?
Question: What do you do with your time when you’re between writing projects?





