Faced with a deadline,
1. I decide I have to read Trollope's 'Orley Farm'.
2. I cook a huge meal, rajma-rice, masala aloo, grilled chicken, rice kheer.
3. I watch 'Kashmir ki Kali'.
4. I feel ill, feverish.
5. I want to scrap everything that I have written so far. Who wants to read this crap? Does it make any sense at all? Is it meaningful? NO.
6. I take photos in the rain.
7. I spend evenings analyzing myself.
8. Find new blogs to link to, and new networks to join.
9. I use the Thesaurus option as I have never done before. Using four words where one would do. I just want to reach the 100,000 mark as soon as I can.
I hope my editor is not reading this.
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9 comments:
Hey, how was the kheer? If it was thick and creamy, you got it right.
100,000 words?! Holey moley - what are you writing?!
Grasshopper, Yes, the kheer turns out lovely. It's become my staple diet. And there goes my weight loss program.
Space Bar, Writing a secret. :)
Kheer and KKK...sigh. Sounds lovely.
Stop analyzing so much :-) Have faith, you write beautifully. And who is going to count to make sure you've reach 100000 words? 99990 should be enough ;-)
I LOVE the photo you have in your banner- gorgeous!
Waiting to read the mysterious secret!
What you've been doing is called painting the wagon wheels- (when the crop is ready to be harvested_.
All the best. As memsaab says, stop analyzing so much!
Hey came to your blog from Facebook...one of its kind blog...really liked it Banno...
What did you think of Kashmir Ki Kali? I must know!
It is August 21 Banno - hope the kheer, kashmir ki kali and the deadline are all done with. Hmmm? :-)
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