Hi, guys!
Our idiotic neighbors had another rough night, so I'm writing this post at night, sitting in the hallway, while Kyiv is being shelled again. I decided that I didn't want to waste time at night during the shelling anymore, and I started leaving my laptop in the hallway at night, so that if there was shelling, I could sit down and start working. So now I do it, I just go out into the hallway when the explosions start and start working. Today is the first time I'm doing this, and so far it's working. I started with working on the blogs, and when I'm done, I'll move on to working on the text.
I don't know if I'll be able to get up in the morning to walk the dogs, but the most important thing is that I can actually work on the manuscript. Even if it's not long, even if it's only an hour, it's very important that I get off the ground. And even if I do it at night in the hallway, and not at my desk during the day, it will still be good. The main thing is that the work finally starts, because my work stupor has been going on for a very long time, and it should finally stop. I am very determined, so if I need to work in such conditions, then I am ready for that too.
I just need to take the first step, and then everything should go by itself. It's just that I have been dragging it out for too long. And now it turns out that taking the first step is scary. But it's okay, lately I have been able to mentally prepare myself for writing a book, and I already feel ready for this process.
I also want to find myself a very small table now to put a candle and tea on during the reading broadcasts that I am going to host on my channel, but for this I need to take my phone away. I will wait for a break in the explosions and go get it, and in the meantime I will finish writing this post.
I think everything should work out, probably during the next break I will even be able to go to the kitchen and make myself some tea. And then I will definitely be able to sit down and start working on the manuscript, why not.
Have a great day everyone!
