This week, I only got one book review written, A Guide to Being Just Friends, by Sophie Sullivan. I’m actually fine with that, as I worked almost 50 hours…and there was a LOT of stress at work. I’m also mentally playing with an idea for a writing project, so that’s exciting.
Well….I managed to get one book review written this week. I’m actually fine with that, considering the chaos/emergencies at work. Hoping this next week is calmer.
This week, I only wrote one book review. Between vacation aftermath and work chaos—plus not reading much on vacation—there just wasn’t time. Better luck next week.
This was a very skimpy writing week: only one book review. I was out of town last weekend, and I didn’t have much reading luck this week, with two DNFs in a row. Better luck next time. I’ve committed to much fewer reviews for the rest of the year, so more time for reading for fun.
I only wrote two book reviews this week, but considering which two books they were, I’m okay with that: Spells for Forgetting, by Adrienne Young and The Winners, by Fredrik Backman. Both of these were excellent reads, but I was up until 2 a.n. finishing Backman’s third Beartown novel. So, so good.
This was an okay writing week: I wrote two book reviews…and worked 5 straight days (my “normal schedule is long days on MWF, and a shorter (8-hour) day on Tuesdays. Soon I’ll be starting a M-F schedule, and we’ll see how that affects my writing—and reading.
This week was marginally better than last week: I wrote one book review. Read almost nothing due to schedule craziness and family being in town. It’s all good.
It’s been another week of nearly nonexistent writing and reading. I wrote too book reviews and read one book (I know, right?). Work hours are still long and hard, and I’m prioritizing sleep.