- have a lazy day. you deserve it.
- feel guilty and go back to writing
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- have a lazy day. you still deserve it.
- make a list of all the things that you have been putting off for a while with the excuse of writing. For example here is my TO DO list:
- call mom
- iron party dress from music festival three months ago
- clean bedroom tiles from last year's coffee spills
- learn knitting before next Christmas so everyone will get cheap cute presents
- read book on new magic diet that has been on your bedside table for the past 8 months ready to turn you into amazingly beautiful top model in time for next summer. well it's fall now so why should I bother. delete from list. eat a no calories gluten free lactose free rice crispy bar. sneak into the peanut butter jar
- feel guilty and go back to writing being grateful for the excuse not to do anything on the bloody list
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- have a lazy day. you still sure deserve it.
- feel guilty about people having a 9am-5pm job in a windowless office while you can have a lazy (well deserved) day in the sun
- write post for your blog and guest post for other blogs and imagine yourself copy writing stupid ads for useless websites for 2$ every 2000000 words
- go back to writing your novel feeling grateful and excited that you can write what you want when you want until money runs out (what money? add to TO DO list: call dad)
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- have a lazy day. by now you don't even feel guilty anymore.
- check pinterest pretending to be looking for inspiration.
- check facebook pretending to be looking for inspiration.
- check twitter pretending to be looking for inspiration.
- check peanut butter jar pretending... nah... who am I kidding?
- read a book you love
- feel inspired and revived
- go back to writing
have a good novel!
