Well,
Life always throw curve balls at you. For the last few weeks, I have been really sick with non-stop stomach problems. I went to the E.R. twice, by choice. Ergo, I had to postpone the July 15th deadline. I didn't have the attention span to read, and even now, it is a struggle to focus. But, this is just a minor, temporary set-back, and I hope to get back on a regular writing and revising schedule.
The truth is I have been so out of it, I have been watching Netflix non-stop and knitting, but today I have a lot of work-work to do because I am not moving as fast as usual. I tried making myself work all week, and simply would not budge.
The other bit of bad news is that both people I was paying to edit my stuff, flaked out. What the heck, right? Other friends have given me some feedback, and they are just as grammar nerdy as I am. It's not just about that though; the Spanish really is difficult for a non-Spanish speaking readers, even works I thought were common. So, I am getting a unique perspective on my writing.
Well, that is all. Here's to celebrating the whole bowl of cereal I could eat this morning and to appreciating the simple things in life.
I hope you roll with the punches. Jesú Estrada, Ph.D.
Life always throw curve balls at you. For the last few weeks, I have been really sick with non-stop stomach problems. I went to the E.R. twice, by choice. Ergo, I had to postpone the July 15th deadline. I didn't have the attention span to read, and even now, it is a struggle to focus. But, this is just a minor, temporary set-back, and I hope to get back on a regular writing and revising schedule.
The truth is I have been so out of it, I have been watching Netflix non-stop and knitting, but today I have a lot of work-work to do because I am not moving as fast as usual. I tried making myself work all week, and simply would not budge.
The other bit of bad news is that both people I was paying to edit my stuff, flaked out. What the heck, right? Other friends have given me some feedback, and they are just as grammar nerdy as I am. It's not just about that though; the Spanish really is difficult for a non-Spanish speaking readers, even works I thought were common. So, I am getting a unique perspective on my writing.
Well, that is all. Here's to celebrating the whole bowl of cereal I could eat this morning and to appreciating the simple things in life.
I hope you roll with the punches. Jesú Estrada, Ph.D.
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