Procrastination at Work

[cathschaffstump]

Apparently, part of my writing agenda today is to procrastinate, to respond to other people's writing, and to seek out interesting opinions in the blogs of my friends. You might have noticed more chattiness out of me today, for example.

I'd like to suggest that this is all about me percolating ideas for the revision of Chapter 2 and a couple more intense scenes I want to put in there. I would not like to suggest that this is me avoiding writing an Elements of Writing syllabus for next semester, which is what good English Language Acquisition coordinators would be doing now.

Allow me to live the lie. Please.

More writing tonight, I'm guessing, because I'll bet dollars to donuts inclement weather will cancel my friends coming to dinner.

Catherine

Comments

[brian-ohio.livejournal.com]

Don't call it procrastination. Call it research and education. Procrastinating would be watching, with feet up, a soap opera you've no interest in other than to keep you away from Chapter 2 revisions.

Besides... you offered me good advice.

[awelkin.livejournal.com]

And that is probably the most constructive thing I've done all day. :)

Catherine