involved. If that's so, my apologies.
Congrats to both of you for placing the the IBPC. You done good.
odds and endings
not sure just what has happened here, but rightly or wrongly, I feel as if I am somehow
involved. If that's so, my apologies.
Congrats to both of you for placing the the IBPC. You done good.
involved. If that's so, my apologies.
Congrats to both of you for placing the the IBPC. You done good.
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BobBradshaw
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Re: odds and endings
Don't be silly. Ken and I are involved in a 30/30 sprint at another forum. It requires a lot of our time. It happens twice a year, in April and November. We'll be back soon...keep writing
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FranktheFrank
- Posts:2021
- Joined:02 Mar 2016, 18:07
Re: odds and endings
I echo what Bob said,
nothing you've done has caused this hiatus.
We've all been busy.
I won't be back for a moth or so, things happening.
Don't worry Judy, all is well - keep writing.
nothing you've done has caused this hiatus.
We've all been busy.
I won't be back for a moth or so, things happening.
Don't worry Judy, all is well - keep writing.
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SivaRamanathan
- Posts:1168
- Joined:14 May 2011, 20:30
Re: odds and endings
I am also busy Judy. Writing. Will be back in December.
Siva
Siva
Re: odds and endings
'sokay. I'm not writing these days anyway, just revising. I suspect my writing days are long gone.
Good luck with the work, though
Good luck with the work, though
Re: odds and endings
Hi Judy,
It's good to meet you. I've not been around either - busy! I hope to be back very soon, hoping to get my brain working again.
Like you I spend much time revising/rewriting, but do get a lot of satisfaction doing that. I sometimes feel my writing days are gone too, but then suddenly get inspiration from somewhere. I feel sure you will too and look forward to reading your work.
Eira
It's good to meet you. I've not been around either - busy! I hope to be back very soon, hoping to get my brain working again.
Like you I spend much time revising/rewriting, but do get a lot of satisfaction doing that. I sometimes feel my writing days are gone too, but then suddenly get inspiration from somewhere. I feel sure you will too and look forward to reading your work.
Eira
Re: odds and endings
Nice to meet you, Elra.
I used to have a clockwork schedule, bizarre but accurate: 12 years off, 5 years on, where I would write like one possessed, on a daily basis. And when the writing slowed, I knew I was, like the cicada, going back 'underground" for 12 years. This last time, however, the writing basically stopped and has been almost non-existent for 6 years over the time normally allotted. I do get dribs and drabs, but nothing like that "omg where's the paper..." thing. I mourned it at first, but then I realized, as a friend reminded me, you can't push a rope. Now and then something surfaces, but only minimally.
We'll see. I enjoy pulling other people's work to bits, hopefully in a gentle "this hurts me more than it hurts you" fashion, so Im not entirely out of the loop. But at my age, there's not a lot of loop left.
I used to have a clockwork schedule, bizarre but accurate: 12 years off, 5 years on, where I would write like one possessed, on a daily basis. And when the writing slowed, I knew I was, like the cicada, going back 'underground" for 12 years. This last time, however, the writing basically stopped and has been almost non-existent for 6 years over the time normally allotted. I do get dribs and drabs, but nothing like that "omg where's the paper..." thing. I mourned it at first, but then I realized, as a friend reminded me, you can't push a rope. Now and then something surfaces, but only minimally.
We'll see. I enjoy pulling other people's work to bits, hopefully in a gentle "this hurts me more than it hurts you" fashion, so Im not entirely out of the loop. But at my age, there's not a lot of loop left.