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It’s funny how much better my life looks when I am writing.

I often think this is all I should be doing, but the marketing side of our business needs to be addressed too, unfortunately.

When I am writing, I love the glimmer of light that surrounds me, in a world determined to get darker every minute. It reminds me that I am lucky to be able to write, where many others cannot.

Having lived, (and I use that term reservedly) on this planet for nearly eighty years, I thought I had encountered most of the different aspects of a life well lived.

I would go as far as to say that my life has had more than its fair share of pain, heartache, and disappointments. But apparently not, I suspect it is saving a few surprises for me before my time is up.

I always thought that my old age would be a quiet, peaceful time, free to reflect and relax. A time to enjoy the freedom from everyday stresses.

Sometimes, my life is just like that, but not very often.

When it is like that, I can forget this world for a while and explore the worlds that my characters live in.

How lucky am I?


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18 responses to “Trying Times… #Writing”

  1. I’m with you on writing takes us away from ourselves and our current situations, just like a good book. :) xx

    1. I have nearly finished the current WIP, I hope I feel the same about editing it. If not, I will have to think of a new story and quick, Debby…

  2. ‘…It’s funny how much better my life looks when I am writing….’ Ain’t it the truth! :D

    1. Pity about everything else though…

  3. I’ve been thinking about getting older lately, and I realised something – those of us who embraced computing, are so much luckier than those who avoided the dread pc. We can escape into a world where we have friends at our finger tips, where we can chat about ideas, where we can explore new worlds, or just play.
    It’s freedom of a sort our parents’ generation could not even have imagined.
    -hugs-

    1. … and every day, I am grateful that I managed to master it… Don’t tell my family, but most of the time I prefer that world to my own!

  4. Keep writing and your life will keep being good, Jaye!

    1. Sad to think that is the only thing of value that I enjoy, but grateful nonetheless, Miriam…

      1. Yes, we’re grateful for whatever we have, Jaye.

        1. Although some people don’t seem to be, and that is sad…

  5. A positive way to look at things when life throws a bucket of icy water over you.

  6. Both reading and writing can take us away from real life troubles.

    1. This is true, but coming back to everything is horrible…

  7. I love this post. :) And I hope you’re having a great day!

    1. As always, I am doing my best, Kymber…

  8. Wonderful sentiments.

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