Quinn Ferro usually opened his bar on Sundays when the church bells rang. He liked offering folks a choice of where to spend Sunday mornings.

Perry, you never cease to absolutely slay me with snark. I love it.

I read, revise, rewrite, and polish my manuscripts several times. I want them to shine and for readers to become involved in the story. But, GOOD GRIEF, by the time I've reached that 4th or 5th go-round, I'm so tired of it, I want to throw the whole thing out in the street and run over it.

If I could remember to be here more often, I would. I miss seeing your lovely face, updates, and comments on FB.

N.O. No.

YOU! You're a good friend, and I am blessed to have met you, even if it's only online at this point. We've been friends for how many years now? Five, maybe?

LOL LOL Ewwwww

If it doesn't work for you, try something that does. I just know it's good to build the habit of daily writing, especially on a WIP--if you have one.

Worthwhile projects for you! And if you feel strongly that you need to do it, then do it.

Write every day, even if it's only for five or ten minutes. Your brain needs that habit -- and that reminder until writing becomes a habit. Other writers do it, and you can too. So do it.