Hi! I really loved the imagery of your brain in the morning and after 15 minutes of calm! Somehow I. find your writing / pictures strike a cord with me! I am struggling to find a balance between what needs to get done (usually, yesterday!) and what is reasonable to get done within the constraints of 24 hours! I will embark on the "prep for tomorrow" journey with you this month in the hopes that I,too, will find calming weather!
Have you ever tried writing with a group called Shut Up & Write. I have a writing session that I "go to" every morning via Zoom. It starts at 6:45 am PT.
Fun post! Along these lines, Sarai, I heard that Hemingway used to leave sentences half-finished before going to bed in order to help incite his creative muscles to action the next day. Pretty cool stuff. I might have to try that. 😆
Hi! I really loved the imagery of your brain in the morning and after 15 minutes of calm! Somehow I. find your writing / pictures strike a cord with me! I am struggling to find a balance between what needs to get done (usually, yesterday!) and what is reasonable to get done within the constraints of 24 hours! I will embark on the "prep for tomorrow" journey with you this month in the hopes that I,too, will find calming weather!
Have you ever tried writing with a group called Shut Up & Write. I have a writing session that I "go to" every morning via Zoom. It starts at 6:45 am PT.
https://www.shutupwrite.com/events/shut-up-and-write-monday-friday-6-45-am-pt-9-45-am-et-90m-writing-writing-group/31548
The way you structure these posts + the images you place throughout them enable them to be a sort of brain massage. :-)
Wonderful! This is something I needed to read and you voiced it perfectly!
Fun post! Along these lines, Sarai, I heard that Hemingway used to leave sentences half-finished before going to bed in order to help incite his creative muscles to action the next day. Pretty cool stuff. I might have to try that. 😆