I know what you mean about regularity disappearing. I wrote almost every day in the summer. I got into a routine at getting up at nine (which is earlier than my usual sleeping-in time by about two hours) and spending that time sitting in bed writing. It worked with my internship too when those hours were in the evening. Now I have class and homework and friends and work.
Hooray pocket watch! Between the Mad Library Hermits and your job, you're turning into a steampunk librarian. (Well. the MLHs don't really turn your steampunk but still. They're MLHs!)
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Date: 2009-09-29 05:32 am (UTC)I know what you mean about regularity disappearing. I wrote almost every day in the summer. I got into a routine at getting up at nine (which is earlier than my usual sleeping-in time by about two hours) and spending that time sitting in bed writing. It worked with my internship too when those hours were in the evening. Now I have class and homework and friends and work.
Hooray pocket watch! Between the Mad Library Hermits and your job, you're turning into a steampunk librarian. (Well. the MLHs don't really turn your steampunk but still. They're MLHs!)