I wished for work, as I had none. Now I have plenty.
I now wish for more time to do my creative writing.
Ah, well. I shall have to work quickly on my work writing to give myself time for the stuff that I love, the non-work writing.
I wish my non-work writing would transform into being what I do for work writing. Better get on with writing the novel, eh?
I still think that Virginia Woolf's idea is good for our times. "A room of one's own" and £500 (equivalent in today's money) a year. And vigour, of course.
ReplyDeleteWell, I hope your new wish -- "my non-work writing would transform into being what I do for work writing" -- comes true.
ReplyDeleteHappy January.
Signs, yes, I agree. That would be good (I would add 'a book deal' to her list)...
ReplyDeleteDavid – thank you very much, I hope so, too. I feel especially motivated at the moment. January is good.
ReplyDelete(so far... touch wood!!)
ReplyDeleteGlad you have plenty of work now,happy for you :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck on getting along well with the novel dear!
Btw,I am fine;2008 is by far going well for me(touch wood).Hope it is the same for you too!
Thanks, Sameera. I prefer being busy – when I have lots to do, I get far more done than if I have a few things to do. It's odd. I think I thrive on deadlines!
ReplyDeleteAh, my novel... Well, I will have to dedicate some time to it or it will forever remain a dream.
Glad 2008 is going well for you. I can't complain so far (touch a nice big oak tree)!