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Exploration

The best part of being on my final draft is writing in difficult scenes; tackling things I don’t normally deal with in my day-to-day life. Challenging myself opens doors in both fiction and non-fiction. As someone who has always written real-life everything, without sugar-coating the good or the bad, I’m proud of myself for taking on something I didn’t think I’d ever be able to do.
Slow Down The Ideas

Currently writing some emotionally difficult scenes for my final draft. They’re legitimately tearing at my soul.
Close Your Eyes

Feeling kind of beaten and broken today. There’s no other way to say “I HURT.” It’s insanely painful. I am torn between desperately wanting to go to bed and, for some unknown reason, feeling like I should be doing something else. However, tonight I think exhaustion is going to win. 😦
I hope you all had a peaceful weekend.
Sunday Night

I received a disturbing, difficult medical diagnosis Friday evening. I’ve felt a myriad of emotions since hearing the words. I’m not dying and it’s not the end of the world, but you wouldn’t be human if it didn’t affect you.
One of my best friends told me “Look at it this way; Your body needs you to take care of you. You’ve done so much for others for SO LONG and you’ve been through SO MUCH. This is a reminder to slow down and put yourself first.” I can’t argue with her logic. But yeah, I’m upset. I’ve worked hard NOT to hear this specific diagnosis, even though I suspected it would happen at some point. It turns out that even when you’d like for it to, your intuition DOESN’T lie.
I hope everyone had a less stressful weekend than I did. I’m an OCD basket case. 😦 But this, too, I’ll navigate to the best of my ability.
Goodnight, everyone!
I Want To Inspire People

I’m doing my best.





