Tuesday, December 27, 2011

In the Flow

I had the day off yesterday thanks to Christmas falling on the weekend, and I made the most of it. No, I didn't take a nap, though I was sorely tempted. No, I didn't exercise, although I really should have considering the amount of cookies I shoved down my throat over the weekend.

What I did do, however, was write.

Over the course of the afternoon and into the evening (with periodic breaks, some of them lasting an hour or more), I managed to write over 3,000 words. I even had an editor helping me out (see proof below), so I know they were good words. LOL


Kathryn wearing her editor's cap.
At one point in the evening, I was about ready to stop for the night since it was after 10 p.m. But something urged me on and I kept going. When I finally looked at the clock, 40 minutes had passed. I was in the flow. I love it when that happens!

6 comments:

  1. Yay! Congrats! Don't you love it when your hands are flying over the keys so easily time doesn't exist?

    If only it were always that way :)

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  2. Once you've found it, you'll always know where to go back to... http://In-The-Flow.com

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  3. Now that's a great feeling! May it be a harbinger of words for 2012. :)))

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  4. I was just thinking about the creative process. Sometimes it's more of a chore-we want to write, or sew or whatever, but it is not fun or relaxing. What we create may still be good, but it seems more like a chore to have done it. And other times, it's just like what happened here Melissa. I just spent two days creating a bag, and it was sheer pleasure for me. I enjoyed the process of creating as it happened, and the time flew by! I love when that happens!

    I'm so happy for your productive writing day, and I'm glad your editor was there to help:)

    Hugs!

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  5. Oh yes, I love those -in the flow 3000 words days! I love your editor, too!

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  6. Well done you - I love it too when it flows. Nothing like it!

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