This time last year my husband was on an emergency heat call at a Chinese restaurant in Vermont. I’d been reading a few blogs and, left to my own devices while the rest of the world partied, I set up my own blog. I did a test post on Dec 31, but my first “official” blog entry ever was on Jan 1.
A lot of great stuff happened in 2005, not the least of which was Twice Upon A Roadtrip. But in looking back over the year, I’m pretty unhappy with myself and how much time I squandered. While it may look okay on paper—Twice Upon A Roadtrip sold and released, Forever Again and 72 Hours sold and releasing in 2006, and one other project which isn’t quite official yet—in realityRoadtrip contracted in January and everything else was post-September or so.
So 2006 is the year of time management and discipline for me. I’m not going to make any resolutions as to writing X number of pages per day or X stories per year or spending X hours per day at the computer. My kids and my husband’s business require too much flexibility on my part for that and I’d be dooming myself to failure.
So instead of a resolution, I have a 2006 slogan: Feed Your Editors.
(I actually made three other resolutions over at Anna’s blog. :grin:)
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Long as you don’t feed them Alejandro, we’re golden. Cuz’ he’s mine. MINE.
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Ah, Shan. I’m actually right with you on the being unhappy with myself bit. What is it about New Year I find a bit of a downer?
In 2006 I reserve the right to NOT repeat the same mistakes I do every year.
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Feed the editors, I like it. You and me both, Shan, I’ve got a pretty serious list of projects I’d like to get out this year. :type:
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Happy New Year :cheer:
I have to find some editors first, in order to feed them.
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Or do you mean Internal Editors. I have one of these, oh yes. :whip:
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Haven’t made my New Years Resolutions yet. I think I need more of this :coffee:
Congrats on the great review by Joyfully Reviewed for your next book!