And to all my fellow work-a-holics, I understand. I never thought I'd be one of those people who worked all the time. Then one day (I always knew I wanted to write) I decided it was time I started writing. I began to follow through with my dream. Next thing you know I work all the time.
Honestly "work" is a dirty word to me. I use it because that's the word I have to use to let people know I'm trying to get something done. Ha. Ha. If I say I'm writing, that doesn't seem to convey the same respect or need for privacy.
The moment I finally gave in to what I always knew would be my career, everything changed. Here it is 2 days till Christmas and I'm still writing. I don't have an "off" switch. I've tried to explain to people that it's like I'm always on call for my muse. As bad as that might sound to some, I love it. I never leave work. Which would be a nightmare if I was still in any of the jobs I've had in the past. But not this. I love writing. I love telling stories and creating new worlds and characters.
I am what I do, so I can't stop being me. With that in mind, as I sit here "working," I wanted to take a moment to wish everyone a Happy Holiday. Whether you celebrate Christmas or Winter Solstice, any other holiday, I wish you happiness.
May you be able to avoid the relatives you don't like and spend some time with the ones you do.
Happy Holidays, from me to you.
2 comments:
Here with you because I understand what you mean. Sad, we have to use that word (work) when saying we are creating our worlds. 'Creating' would be a much better.
But I've used 'creating' before and have received some fascinating expressions. ;D
Enjoy your holidays.
~ Aithne
Triberr partner in creations...
LOL Nice to know someone understands. I've used the word "creating" before too and people looked at me like I was crazy.
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