Showing posts with label bleh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bleh. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 August 2014

Bout of Books 11.0 Update! | Day 3

In this update, we will learn about how I continue to be a terrible person. Let's get started!

Books Completed: 
- Origin by Jennifer L. Armentrout (5 Stars)

Books to Read: 
- Pretty Little Liars by Sara Shepard
- Flawless by Sara Shepard
- Perfect by Sara Shepard

Pages read since last update: 181 pages (not counting pages read on Day 4)

Total pages read: 301 pages 

Notes: Even though I've been seemingly not busy, I've had no time to read, which is really disappointing. I've been preparing for school as it is coming up quick and there is lots to do. Of course, my main goal of this Bout of Books was simply to read more than I usually do. Which is approx. a book a week. So, I'm trying to read at least two. Two being the minimum. I know I can get that done. And who knows? I am going out of town tomorrow and will have some long car rides ahead of me. I'll definitely be reading then!

Keep up the reading everyone!
Sarah

Monday, 18 August 2014

I Am a Terrible Person!

As the title implies: I am a terrible person.

I have not worked on my manuscript for nearly three weeks. Of course, ten of those days I was away from any sort of writing thing-a-ma-jig and I was unable to write, but anyways.

I have not written. For almost ten days.

And I sort of want to punch myself in the face because of it.

Of course, I haven't gone completely without writing. I've written a bunch of poetry and even outlined just over ten chapters to a completely different story (urgh), and a couple hundred words for this other story in random ideas.

But I have hardly written on my current manuscript. And I don't like that. It's also Bout of Books right now and I have to focus on reading, but I want to get writing in and I am very conflicted. I have major writers' block for my ms.

I'm sure I'll figure something out. (I hope.)

My questions for you guys are: What do you when you get writers' block? How do you handle it? Or how do you not handle it?

Cheers,

Sarah