Well, this should be easy. What are my plans for the new year for writing?
And yes, I do actually have plans for the new year. Whether they’re going to happen is anyone’s guess, but I certainly intend to try.
Well, this should be easy. What are my plans for the new year for writing?
And yes, I do actually have plans for the new year. Whether they’re going to happen is anyone’s guess, but I certainly intend to try.
I guess it’s just as well that I’ve started doing this pretty much a year after Jay Dee started it, or I’d be blogging about Christmas gifts in February or something. Not that it makes it easier to answer this question, because I can’t even think of what Christmas presents I want myself, let alone a generic ‘writer’.
For the record, the question is: What would be the perfect gift for a writer?
Woops, I got sidetracked a bit trying to come up with things I want for Christmas, which gets harder each year. I’m lucky enough that I do not lack for anything, and my husband and I have always kept Christmas pretty modest (no £200 gifts for us), so it’s becoming increasingly difficult to think of things I don’t have already.
Anyway, on to this week’s question, which is Which mistake or bad habit is the most difficult to stop doing?
So, I decided to give yesterday a miss as far as blog posts go, seeing as I spent a very long day travelling to Bristol and back, but then I totally forgot that today is Masterchef day. But then, so is tomorrow, and Thursday, so I’ll work around it. I did briefly look at the subject for this week, and it rather made me chuckle.