“Write a short story every week. It's not possible to write 52 bad short stories in a row.” ― Ray Bradbury
Even though I live in what is called 'The Sunshine State' it has been raining for 3 days now.
I don't like the rain. I know we need it, but I don't like it when it rains heavily for days on end like this.
And today is forecast to be another day of rain.
It's not even 9am and it's already been raining steadily since I got out of bed this morning. In fact, I could hear it on the roof a soon as I woke up.
This weather doesn't exactly inspire me to get up and do anything.
And speaking of which, did you see the image I've included of the guy trying unsuccessfully to get up and function? Hilarious. I actually 'borrowed' it from someone I follow on facebook called Meanwhile in Australia. https://www.facebook.com/MeanwhileInAustralia/.
The image is exactly how I felt yesterday when I saw it was raining AGAIN.
But guess what?
Once I got up and had a couple of cups of coffee to get me going, I figured why not see how much writing I could get done because there was nothing else to do. It was raining hard so I definitely wasn't going anywhere and everything outside was wet and everything inside was damp. It's still summer here so the weather is wet and hot.
So I sat down yesterday morning and started writing. I have a new project that I'm working on so I had plenty lined up to do.
And surprisingly, I got a lot done, and by the time I'd finished for the day I was pumped with my progress.
So the humid, rainy day that I thought wasn't good for anything, turned out to be one of my best writing days ever.
And it made me wonder how many other great windows of writing opportunity I've missed, just because I didn't feel like I could write.
So today I'm going to rinse and repeat what I did yesterday, even though, when I heard the heavy rain when I woke up, I felt like the image above again, but I got up, showered off the sweat (boy is it humid) and now I'm ready for another non-stop day of writing, despite (or maybe because of) the constantly pounding rain on the roof.
Can't wait.
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Even though I live in what is called 'The Sunshine State' it has been raining for 3 days now.
I don't like the rain. I know we need it, but I don't like it when it rains heavily for days on end like this.
And today is forecast to be another day of rain.
It's not even 9am and it's already been raining steadily since I got out of bed this morning. In fact, I could hear it on the roof a soon as I woke up.
This weather doesn't exactly inspire me to get up and do anything.
And speaking of which, did you see the image I've included of the guy trying unsuccessfully to get up and function? Hilarious. I actually 'borrowed' it from someone I follow on facebook called Meanwhile in Australia. https://www.facebook.com/MeanwhileInAustralia/.
The image is exactly how I felt yesterday when I saw it was raining AGAIN.
But guess what?
Once I got up and had a couple of cups of coffee to get me going, I figured why not see how much writing I could get done because there was nothing else to do. It was raining hard so I definitely wasn't going anywhere and everything outside was wet and everything inside was damp. It's still summer here so the weather is wet and hot.
So I sat down yesterday morning and started writing. I have a new project that I'm working on so I had plenty lined up to do.
And surprisingly, I got a lot done, and by the time I'd finished for the day I was pumped with my progress.
So the humid, rainy day that I thought wasn't good for anything, turned out to be one of my best writing days ever.
And it made me wonder how many other great windows of writing opportunity I've missed, just because I didn't feel like I could write.
So today I'm going to rinse and repeat what I did yesterday, even though, when I heard the heavy rain when I woke up, I felt like the image above again, but I got up, showered off the sweat (boy is it humid) and now I'm ready for another non-stop day of writing, despite (or maybe because of) the constantly pounding rain on the roof.
Can't wait.
---------------
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