We’re in the thick of things right now, sorting and purging and packing and boxing. Deciding what comes with us, and what we never loved enough to be worth the hassle of moving. I’ve said before that this process is uplifting for me, and it is, but it’s also exhausting, especially when — as now — you are on a tight deadline and pregnant to boot.
I’m actually very grateful that the readers who have my manuscript are taking their time getting back to me, because I don’t think I have the energy or time to deal with that right now. That will have to come later in the summer, even if it does throw off the timeline I had in mind.
But even in the midst of all the busyness, I’m still trying to make a little time for relaxing. Care to join?
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To add to your reading list:
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