This week has been manic! Both in my personal life and work
life – I'm so glad it is the weekend. This has given me a few hours to sit back
and get a couple of things sorted out – washing, cleaning and I had hoped to mow
the lawns but didn't get the chance before the rain came down. Maybe I’ll get
to do it on Sunday.
Writing has been a no go this week, but if everything comes together
I will get down to it tomorrow and then follow my writing time sheet. I've had
to do that to ensure I at least get some time to focus on my writing as well as
family, work and at some point sleep.
This week I've been thinking about things we miss out on in
life. It could be something small like missing out on that amazing jacket in
the shop window or the missed opportunity of discovering the love of your life. We have all experienced something
like this but have you explored it in your writing. Have you thought of how
things would have been different had you not missed out? This recently happened
to me. I discovered someone had shown interest in me only to never speak of it
to me. It made me wonder what could have been if he had.
So think about times when you’ve lost out and investigate
how that made you feel. Note down those feelings. Then think about how it might
have changed your life and if it did would it have been for the better? Look at
the ups and downs. Remember the fear, excitement, confusion and the betrayal -
they could all be lurking there. Write all these down and then create your
storyline to incorporate aspects from your lists.
Make it happy, sad, or send your reader on a roller-coaster
ride of emotion.
So go on, get writing.
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