At least for one of them – and part of the day. I’ll be back in the taxi by noon. 🙂
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Re: The big D-
Yes, a lot of people kick the bucket at 60 or 70. And some people don’t even make it to 30. You take it as it comes and hope that you’re one of the ones that makes it to an active 100 – you know, one of those people who still walks every day and is still as sharp as a tack.
That’s another 40 years of writing, Mr. Lowell! Get on that. 🙂
Obviously having trouble sticking to 9 to 12. I’d suggest giving yourself permission to take 2 days off a week. It is like a diet that is so rigid you can’t stick to it. Have to have some elasticity, BUT only some. You are not taking your 9 to 12’s as writing time, or editing, or audio, or something connected to your WORK. Doesn’t seem that you have done that for the last week or so. Do you have to rethink the whole thing? or just gird your loins to get it done? or whatcha think? Goof off too much and everyone will start thinking it is OK to interrupt the time. Just sayin’.
I think it’s Gird the Loins time. 🙂