Decisions, decisions

[mousme]

The problem with being a financially responsible adult is the realization (often come to around 02:00) that, if I want to get most of my furniture in September, I probably won't be able to buy that megaton of books I wanted to get this summer. I have a very, very long list.

The furniture and appliances I want (and in some cases need, like the stove and fridge) are going to be expensive. This means that *gasp* I may have to defer my gratification wrt books. Oh noes! *grumble*

I have also had about seventeen plot bunnies leap unbidden into my brain in the past two days. I don't know what's going on with that, but I'm getting the itch to write again. This is probably a good sign. It usually takes about a year after I get into a job before I feel settled enough to write. So far I've been here a little over seven months, and while I don't know if I have the energy to start writing regularly, it's nice to know that the writing is still there. I can't remember the last time I sat down and wrote for hours. Actually, that's not true: I did it last November. Still, I wasn't happy with how the last NaNoWriMo turned out, and it kind of burned me out on writing for a while. I'm glad it's back. :)

Comments

[bodhifox.livejournal.com]

If you find the energy to start writing, send it my way, won't you?

[owldaughter.livejournal.com]

Huzzah, plot bunnies!

Do you think you might stay away from NaNo this year?

[mousme.livejournal.com]

There's a very good chance I will stay away from NaNo. For one, 90% of the old crowd won't be there, and I have never had much affinity with the n00bs. NaNo was great for its cheering squad, but last year was a disappointment, compounded by the sucktasticness of the website and forums.