...if you wish you were an author who could write the whole day through...
As I often do when the day job is driving me mad.
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4 comments:
Is it wrong that I can relate to her words and I'm not even published yet?!
How fab is that?
(Karen, I'm glad you included that 'yet' on the end of your sentence!)
It's not wrong, Karen! I feel the same sometimes.
Aha! That's where all the referrals are coming from. Thanks for the link, Womag!
(You'd be surprised how much trouble I've got into, on occasions, from aspiring writers, for saying achieving your dream is great but it doesn't mean you've entered the days of wine and roses...)
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