My clean desk...

here are a couple of photos of it:







In one you can see Cleo in one of her favourite spots - from there she can look out the window AND curl up and sleep in great comfort. Which is what she's doing now *g*.

The cleaning took me most of yesterday, but things are more organized.

However NOW, after reading Kristin Nelson's post at Romancing the Blog the other day, I'm going to rewrite my hook/blurb. I've a feeling mine sounds a tad too generic. I thought it was great she broke things down by genre. So, to work, to work.

Can you believe it's Thursday already?

Teresa

Currently Reading: The Greatest Knight by Elizabeth Chadwick
Also Currently Reading: The Scot, the Witch and the Wardrobe by Annette Blair
Link of the Day: Free Online History Courses at the Open University

Getting back into the groove...

is proving a little more difficult than I thought. I need to get organized and find that part of the story that really got me into it in the first place. Plus, I have to follow through with my intention to work in the evenings. I didn't last night when I most definitely should have. After all, proofing isn't the most onerous task and as it's been a while since I've looked at my complete French Rev ms, the typos and missing words certainly jump out at me when I find them.

I'm pretty certain the mess on my desk is partly responsible, so I'm going to work on that today. Sean has been very patient about it, bless him, but it's time to clean things up. Do you find that when your writing environment is disorganized that you have problems with motivation?

Teresa

Currently Reading: The Greatest Knight by Elizabeth Chadwick
Also Currently Reading: Daughters of Ireland by Janet Todd
Link of the Day: Adams Museum in Deadwood