I'm about 1/3 of the way through the edits now. I wanted to push hard last night, but the consensus among those who love me is that I need more sleep. Which doesn't speak well of my sunny attitude. ;)
So, hopefully I'll be working on my book during daylight hours in the days to come with a little help from my friends. I bet the book will even benefit from my increased wakefulness!
It's week 31 now of the pregnancy - 63 days to go. The kid's packing on the pounds. This is when I typically fall apart... so I'm basically right on schedule!
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Wow; writing while pregnant. I admire you. My brain stopped working when I was pregnant. I especially noticed it on the job, because I was programming in C++ during that particular period of my life. All I did after work was watch reruns and reread novels. I had nine months of writer's block.
November 4, 2007 at 10:19 AMHonestly, I do too. That's one of the reasons I pushed so hard to have the actual draft of the book done before I got pregnant - so I'm just editing now. It's definately harder to stay focused while pregnant, but not as hard as writing a first draft.
I'd love to know what that prego brain phenomoenon really is, but I know it's real!
PS I didn't know you were a techie! I was an IT consultant in my former life. ;)
November 4, 2007 at 11:14 AM
The Pregnant Brain works about as well as a Hungry Brain. You can't code without a good breakfast. Same goes for when you're pregnant!
November 4, 2007 at 5:20 PMYup, I've been a professional techie for about eleven years now. I'm programming in Access now -- a step down according to my programming brethren. However, it's a lot of fun and I'm doing stuff that's not covered in ANY Access book. I was thinking about writing a book called "Programming In Access Using Methods That Microsoft Never Dreamed Of".
But I'll never sell a book that has a title ending with a preposition!
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