Comments on: Day Off Recap

By: kristi and otis

kristi and otis — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 11:55:16 +0000

Sounds like a fabulous day – have any thoughts of scheduling these into your calendar just like you would a knitting class ;)?

By: Diana Ottergal

Diana Ottergal — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 18:43:31 +0000

I’ve been contemplating this concept as well (perfection as a not-good thng). I love to write, I love to create worlds to share, but I get all bogged down on the ‘right’ choice within the storyline and it stops me dead every time. Time to let go! Let the story go where it will! I can always change it later and since I enjoy the process, there IS no wrong path within the story. I ordered my long-awaited recliner (necessary for writing for long periods) a few weeks ago, but it won;t arrive for a few more weeks. They are on backorder *sigh*. But this means I have more time to get into a relaxed and flowing mindset, so that’s good too. I have GOT to see Steppn’ In It! I’m determined to be on the road again by my birthday!

By: Howlin' Hobbit

Howlin' Hobbit — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 17:16:55 +0000

I like your comments re: perfect. I have a little axiom I live by:

Perfect is the enemy of good.

Of course one strives for as close to perfect as possible in one’s endeavors, but there comes a point sometimes where it’s “good enough” and any more fussing with it won’t make it better. In fact, just the opposite sometimes.