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Weekly Check-in!
Mar. 10th, 2016 09:59 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lexicalcrowGreetings, fellow bunny killers! It's the second week of March and it's time for another check-in! How has your week been? Have you made any progress, or picked up any new bunnies you didn't want to adopt? Any challenges due that you're working your way through?
As for me, I've been sick this week with a pesky cold, so my productivity has not been great. I've done a little editing, and a lot of blogging, and I've outlined a book, but that's about it. I also started a new story, because what I need right now is a new story to work on, right?
This week's discussion topic is about writer's block, and going back to old WIPs. Not every story can be ressurrected, which I know only too well. Is there a point for you when you've tried to finish a WIP and it's just not working, and it ends up in the dreaded 'never going to be finished' pile? Have you had to set aside, unfinished, a story you really loved, but lost inspiration for, that may never end up finished?
As for me, I've been sick this week with a pesky cold, so my productivity has not been great. I've done a little editing, and a lot of blogging, and I've outlined a book, but that's about it. I also started a new story, because what I need right now is a new story to work on, right?
This week's discussion topic is about writer's block, and going back to old WIPs. Not every story can be ressurrected, which I know only too well. Is there a point for you when you've tried to finish a WIP and it's just not working, and it ends up in the dreaded 'never going to be finished' pile? Have you had to set aside, unfinished, a story you really loved, but lost inspiration for, that may never end up finished?
