I’m going to try and reblog this. If it doesn’t go through I will be asking for advice!
Anyway, Enjoy Tracey’s contribution.https://twistingsuburbia.wordpress.com/2020/08/31/six-minutes/comment-page-1/#comment-3202
Writing is hard – finding the right word is work, and (as a post-menopausal female with hormonally triggered brainfog) it’s only getting harder.
I know what you’re thinking – if writing is work and work is a four letter word, why do I do it? I don’t have a choice.
I was an actress once upon a time (in the days before I became an Accidental Mother), and the first question my coach asked us was “Why do you want to be an actor?” Some of my classmates laughed when I said “I don’t”, but our teacher loved my answer. As he put it “The greatest artists don’t WANT to create – they have to create or die.” He didn’t mean it literally (at least, I hope he didn’t). He meant that creating is like breathing – you can’t live without it. Trust me. I’m an asthmatic –…
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Yea, understand that. That’s how it is with me. And what would you do if you weren’t writing? I’d be writing.
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This is actually Tracey’s contribution. https://twistingsuburbia.wordpress.com/2020/08/31/six-minutes/comment-page-1/#comment-3202
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I’m definitely going to do this!!
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You’re going to try the challenge? That would be great. It’s never too late.
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