Sorry to have to relate that thanks to a combination of a lack of spoons and a case of writer's block it might be a while before I have something for you all.
So sorry.
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Don't worry about not writing
I recently went almost two months between writing anything of note (although you may question that anything I write is noteworthy...)
I did other things, went on holiday and enjoyed life.
I did try writing but nothing flowed so I resorted to editing.
Then one day, my muse returned. How long it will visit me is anyones guess.
Samantha
Writer's block
sometimes it helps just to step away for a while and let your muse relax for a while. I know mine is asking for a vacation for a while. When I have problems coming up with something for my stories. I step outside and throw the stick around for my dog or just take a walk or even read something I haven't read in a while.
sometimes that help to get the creative juices going or just watch some television .
If there's a book that you want to read, but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it.”
― Toni Morrison
Writer's block
Me too Hun. Every time I sit down at the laptop, I either go to Amazon or here. It's cheaper here!
Writer's block
I think that's my home address. I retired a couple of years ago and told myself that now I could write... I could finish all those stories laying languid on my hard drive. Since then, I've managed to post one story, "How Do You Walk in Those Things" a mere 605 words, 104 of which are a blatant plug for my other stories, and one essay, "How Trans is Trans," 1582 words. A total of 2187 words. Both totally new works. That's here. In the other genre I write, zip, nada, zero.
The bummer is I have a great seasonal story for Valentine's Day that I've missed getting done in time for that season two years in a row. I've been working on it for nearly three years and I really want to get it finished. The problem is that each time I clear a hurdle that's been blocking me, it's only a couple of pages before something in the story line needs a tweak to make it fit... wallah writer's block.
Mean while, I have 15 other stories and two essays unfinished; some of which have lain fallow for a decade or more in this genre alone.
Hugs
Patricia
Happiness is being all dressed up and HAVING some place to go.
Semper in femineo gerunt
Ich bin ein femininer Mann
Muse, but more on spoons
I find that reading other's stories tickles my muse. It is a secondary problem compared to the lack of spoons. The best I can suggest there is what works for me. Broccoli tempura seems to help a lot and lacks the normal bitter taste of broccoli. It always gives me at least an extra teaspoon and sometimes it gives a total spoon refund when you feel the satisfaction of getting something done after all. Getting a couple of extra spoons during the day is a real mood raiser.