Fun Pic -- Me in my second office
This is me in my "second office" aka the dining room table. As I've said, when Derek's not home, I can't work out of my regular office upstairs (Andy the Greyhound likes to be where I am, and that boy is definitely not gifted with stairclimbing skills. Few greyhounds are.) What you can't see are the three dog beds scattered around my feet. Beside me is my favorite writing snack -- Cheez-Its. Looks like I need to get a refill on my glass of sweet tea.
I almost forgot to blog this morning. We took Gracie the Greyhound to the vet first thing this morning (she's still there; hopefully we'll be able to pick her up in the next hour or so). She's having. . .uh, shall we say, "gastrointestinal issues." I've been up with her since three this morning. We're hoping she just has a little stomach bug, or something that a couple of pills and a bland diet for a few days will make her feel better. I'll let you know.
I'll blog on Monday (New Years Eve), but not on Tuesday. As to the "character fun" I mentioned in yesterday's blog, let's carry that through this coming week (since it's a holiday week). So be thinking about this: If MLTF were being made into a movie (and it's not -- yet), who would you choose to play specific characters? Don't answer now. Save it for Monday-Friday's blogs.
Have a wonderful holiday weekend!
Lisa
posted by Lisa Shearin at
10:22 AM
2 Comments:
Since you shared where you write, I was wondering if you could share when and how you write. I'm in a similar field/position as you (I work as a MultiMedia Producer/User Interface Designer/Information Architect/Project Manager at a Design Firm), and I'm wondering when you have found to be the best time and way to write.
I write during my lunch break, after dinner every night, and on weekends. Nope, I don't have much of a social life. ; )
In my office at home, I dim the lights, so that the brightest thing is my computer screen. Helps minimize visual distractions. Most of the time I listen to movie soundtracks on headphones, turned down low so that it's mostly background music and non-invasive.
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