I was in error.
It seems that given my perceived actions in May, my parents take a dim view of my writing, in this manner at least. I will point out that in May, my parents were not here. I and Courtney were running the house, and on one memorable day, Courtney was driven to tears by the craziness of the house, while on the phone to Mommy and Daddy, while I was at work. The fact that I was spending four hours a day typing was the factor attributed to the craziness. And I was banned from the computer until Pater et Mater returned.
This is ancient history, but now my delirious happiness about November has suffered a slight hiccup. I was not told not to write, or anything, but my family does not share my enthusiasm, let us say. I am a little concerned about the fact that I haven't picked up on this before.
So November might be even more interesting then I was expecting, what with angsty novels, familial disapproval, cooking, and funerals and such.
2 comments:
Eesh yeah, that's a bummer....and of course the worst bit is that I really have no advice. I guess just make yourself overly-helpful when you're NOT writing?
I'm not so sure how my family is going to take my writing either. Sarah is doing it with me so she's okay about it but I'm not sure how the others will feel when Sarah and I are stressing about getting our word count in for the day while the dishes and laundry are piled up to the ceiling. :)
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