19 Thursday Feb 2015
Posted in Writing Wednesday
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anxiety, author, career, day job, job, keep going, otherworlders, stress, work through it, writer, writers life, writing, writing life
Last Week’s WW: The Writer’s Roller Coaster
A few weeks ago I wrote about how it’s important to create a schedule for yourself. About how self-imposed deadlines can help you create, and stop you from procrastinating. I still believe all of this to be true. But, those plans don’t always work out.
22 Saturday Jun 2013
Posted in Fiction
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20, 30, adult, adults living at home, career, economy, expectations, future, growing up, jobs, society, thirties, twenties, what happened
I remember the days of my youth. That awkward stage between being a child and grown. Body changing, brain changing, there was so much going on. It was a time when I finally started to get a taste of freedom and independence.
I remember having crushes. The racing of my heart as a boy I liked talked to me or accidentally touched my hand. The “does he like me?” conundrum. You can’t ask, for fear of revealing yourself, but you want it more than anything. Continue reading
14 Friday Jun 2013
Posted in Bus Blogging
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author, Bus, career, employment, job, job search, Los Angeles, money, pay, photographer, photography, restaurant, small business, trapped, unemployment, write, writer
Someone just brought a vacuum onto the bus. Curious. Also, I hope this bus takes me where I need to go. I’ve got this bad habit of jumping on buses just because they show up and I recognize the number. I’m not on the bus that I’m supposed to take. But I’m pretty sure this goes to the stop I need. Hopefully at the right time.
I have been concerned for a while now that the job I’ve recently taken doesn’t pay enough to sustain me. After trying it out a few weeks, I’ve come to the conclusion that that’s correct. Sadly, I must start the hunt again. Continue reading
