I took this one during a period of severe work avoidance mode. I call this photo of my kitty, Scout, “Daydreaming Cat.”
Snapshot #178
I took this one during a period of severe work avoidance mode. I call this photo of my kitty, Scout, “Daydreaming Cat.”
A trip through life with fingers crossed and eternal optimism.
Doing the best I can with what I have
kind of sad, but not so bad with cheese. cheese not provided.
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are you still doing part time or substitute teacher? The year is almost over or is Florida school year round?
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I’m just doing nothing! Actually, I’ve been working on a book. 😳 I’ve almost set a record because I’m 12,000 words in and haven’t gotten bored with my characters yet. Usually I’m over them by 5,000 words. Who knows if I’ll finish it, but right now I’m having fun. How are you doing? Feeling ok?
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That cat is looking for a mouse…. Good luck with your book Leslie. Good for you x
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You know, I may be the only person who ever reads it, but the idea won’t let go of me.
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Go for it and don’t think the first thought. xxxxxx
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Trying! Of course, not thinking is my speciality. 😜
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That cat sat staring at nothing for a good ten minutes! I think she was asleep with her eyes wide open.
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Lol, well she looked like she was looking for a mouse. Maybe they were dream mice. Trying is what you need here seriously. Just keep going. Writing is abut that more than anything x
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I find that my characters like to talk too much. Can’t imagine where they get that tendency from. Plus, I’m lousy at writing descriptions. Lots of work ahead.
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