Joanne, after a project that required such a herculean effort to complete, the exhaustion remaining from the promotional frenzy and the post effort depression: you need and deserve a rest.
Ta, Raven. I think that's the exhaustion kicking in. Do you think I have the equivalent of post-partem depression? I may write a post about that.
Cheers, Jo
Hey Jo, Joy's World sounds a hoot. Wayne's World is one of my favourite all time comedies but I didn't even know there was community TV in Australia. I'll have to check it out.
A big, big yes to the idea of an SMB cookbook. The new generation of cookbooks (the ones I love) like The Jewish Kitchen and Apples For Jam are so much more than just a cookbook. Your obvious passion for food would translate beautifully into a cookbook (and probably into German!)
As to the writer's block... my six-year-old son has to write a story for homework every week. This week he was tussling with it and said to me in frustration, "My head has run out of stories!" I don't believe a word of it but perhaps a reboot is occassionally in order.
Jayne
PS - some newborn babies are not very good looking at all but Things Without A Name is truly gorgeous - and that has very little to do with the 'obsterician'!
Congratulations.
Cheers, Jo
Writers In Writing (and other writing)
Joy's World sounds a hoot. Wayne's World is one of my favourite all time comedies but I didn't even know there was community TV in Australia. I'll have to check it out.
A big, big yes to the idea of an SMB cookbook. The new generation of cookbooks (the ones I love) like The Jewish Kitchen and Apples For Jam are so much more than just a cookbook. Your obvious passion for food would translate beautifully into a cookbook (and probably into German!)
As to the writer's block... my six-year-old son has to write a story for homework every week. This week he was tussling with it and said to me in frustration, "My head has run out of stories!" I don't believe a word of it but perhaps a reboot is occassionally in order.
Jayne
PS - some newborn babies are not very good looking at all but Things Without A Name is truly gorgeous - and that has very little to do with the 'obsterician'!