Somtimes Things Really Make Sense
Mar. 2nd, 2006 07:14 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
queenoftheskiesSometimes they don't.
What's up with that?
I blame it on being tired a lot.
At least things make sense a lot more of the time now...but I still see things better from a distance.
When I get close to them, I sometimes get flustered, even though I KNOW what I really need to do.
I'm thinking a bunch of deep breaths and some really decent peace and quiet away from the world time would do me some good.
But, at least I see things now that I didn't see before. And, they make sense. And, I know that I'm getting closer to being able to take those things I see/understand now and implement them.
They work in my brain. Now I just have to keep from getting flustered and make them work on paper.
(Yes, this is a writing discussion...editing/revising, actually...just a little abstract cause I'm kinda reasoning something out with myself.)
What's up with that?
I blame it on being tired a lot.
At least things make sense a lot more of the time now...but I still see things better from a distance.
When I get close to them, I sometimes get flustered, even though I KNOW what I really need to do.
I'm thinking a bunch of deep breaths and some really decent peace and quiet away from the world time would do me some good.
But, at least I see things now that I didn't see before. And, they make sense. And, I know that I'm getting closer to being able to take those things I see/understand now and implement them.
They work in my brain. Now I just have to keep from getting flustered and make them work on paper.
(Yes, this is a writing discussion...editing/revising, actually...just a little abstract cause I'm kinda reasoning something out with myself.)
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