so so so tired.
Aug. 20th, 2010 05:09 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
erastesI'm having trouble keeping my eyes open today. The sudden warmth, perhaps, or limited sleep last night. I'm going to bed again as soon as the cats have had their dinners.
Computer wise, though - My eyes seem to be holding out, so I've been getting on with editing "Muffled Drum" over the last couple of days, and then it's off to the Beta, and then off to the publisher. *holds thumbs*
Then I'm going to try and get back into writing again daily, as "I Knew Him" has been lying in the dust for a month now, near enough. Perhaps if I set myself smaller targets such as 300 words or something for a few days, and see how that goes, taking regular breaks and doing eye yoga. I'm sure it's the eye yoga which is helping the eyes recover.
I have another eye appointment on 16th September. Not exactly speedy...I also have a heart echo scanny thing on the 24th. That should be fun. Hopefully they'll give me some drugs or something to stop this irregular heartbeat.
In more cheerful and less whining news: Proof that even advertising copy needs a beta:
Everyone knows skin needs to breathe to stay healthy. Your baby's bottom is no exception.
It's good to know that babies' bottoms are so sentient. But it's a little creepy.
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Computer wise, though - My eyes seem to be holding out, so I've been getting on with editing "Muffled Drum" over the last couple of days, and then it's off to the Beta, and then off to the publisher. *holds thumbs*
Then I'm going to try and get back into writing again daily, as "I Knew Him" has been lying in the dust for a month now, near enough. Perhaps if I set myself smaller targets such as 300 words or something for a few days, and see how that goes, taking regular breaks and doing eye yoga. I'm sure it's the eye yoga which is helping the eyes recover.
I have another eye appointment on 16th September. Not exactly speedy...I also have a heart echo scanny thing on the 24th. That should be fun. Hopefully they'll give me some drugs or something to stop this irregular heartbeat.
In more cheerful and less whining news: Proof that even advertising copy needs a beta:
Everyone knows skin needs to breathe to stay healthy. Your baby's bottom is no exception.
It's good to know that babies' bottoms are so sentient. But it's a little creepy.
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