A day, like most others.
Mar. 19th, 2009 09:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
j_cheneyMulching is mostly done now for the spring.
Worked more on that dratted chapter I'm inserting in DitD last night, an indecent number of hours spent going over and over the same eleven pages....over and over....and over. It turns out to be a pivotal scene so it's important, but generally this kind are easy for me to write, so I don't know why this particular iteration has me bumfuzzled.
Errands, perhaps walk the dog later, move on to next chapter. Must rig up a way to keep Agrilawn away from my new dichondra area. Can do.
Boring, sort of, yes?
Worked more on that dratted chapter I'm inserting in DitD last night, an indecent number of hours spent going over and over the same eleven pages....over and over....and over. It turns out to be a pivotal scene so it's important, but generally this kind are easy for me to write, so I don't know why this particular iteration has me bumfuzzled.
Errands, perhaps walk the dog later, move on to next chapter. Must rig up a way to keep Agrilawn away from my new dichondra area. Can do.
Boring, sort of, yes?
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Date: 2009-03-19 06:28 pm (UTC)In the late fall we covered all our bushes' bases and the lily patch and the flower beds in leaves, but I was wondering what you do now, at this time. Um, our ground's still frozen and it's snowing outside right now, but there it's much different.
Hey, good news about the scene! Yes, some are harder than others, that's the truth.
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Date: 2009-03-19 06:30 pm (UTC)