Twelve Days project=fail
Jan. 7th, 2014 03:08 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Number ten is half done, eleven and twelve will happen, but that whooshing sound you may have heard was the deadline going by.
This is why I am not, never will be, a professional writer. Professionals do it on time. (Even Douglas Adams managed *something* by the deadline. Or *a* deadline. Eventually.)
PS. Also, apparently, I write kiddy filk. :)
Going to bed now. Night all.
This is why I am not, never will be, a professional writer. Professionals do it on time. (Even Douglas Adams managed *something* by the deadline. Or *a* deadline. Eventually.)
PS. Also, apparently, I write kiddy filk. :)
Going to bed now. Night all.
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Date: 2014-01-07 07:06 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2014-01-07 02:48 pm (UTC)I'm pretty sure that most professional writers don't do every-day-work for two, including caring for someone (like doing the cooking, sorting out the medicine for a week in advance and helping her take it several times a day, helping her shower, taking her to doctor's appointments, picking up prescriptions and meds, rescueing her computer and reading out subtitles to Japanese movies :) )!
I don't know who does Douglas Adams's household, but it's probably not Douglas Adams.
So kiddy means it has a melody? Then stick to it, please. :)