Balancing Act
I'm a writer. I need time to write. It's what I love to do and what I need to do. Writing gives me a balanced life and shows me who I truly am. But writing doesn't always get to happen when there are a hundred other things that I am supposed to be doing. I'm sure you know what I am talking about. There are dishes to be done, a job to tend to, a room to clean, tea to make, and a boyfriend, friends and family to spend time with. Where do you work one more thing into that schedule? Being a writer I want my days to consist of nothing more than a red lip print on a decaf cup of coffee or tea, reading aloud from the book in my hand, and scribbling notes that inspire me to write on later. Does that sound perfect to anyone else? In real life this usually only happens maybe once a month for ten minutes. I read a blog post recently written by Cayt O'Neal that got me thinking about a few things. The post was titled artist date: Water Tower. My thinking didn&#