A while back (although it might have been yesterday given the regularity I am reminded of this sad episode) I told you how I’d gone to sleep in Starbucks. I hadn’t accidentally fallen asleep; I’d realised I was tired, it was nice and warm in my armchair and I’d clasped my handbag to my front, and settled down for forty winks.
Honestly, you’d think I’d done something really dreadful like vomit down my front in public. I am reminded about this low episode, almost weekly. Thais sleep everywhere; on the pavement, in coffee shops, at traffic lights (I kid you not.) I was just showing how culturally immersed I’ve become, honest.
Anyway, today I sunk to a new low (no, not sleeping on the pavement; that is going too far.) Today, I had a little weep in Starbucks. It wasn’t quite a fully fledged sobbing episode but definitely a moist eyed, wobbly chin, in need of a tissue to mop up my runny nose, kind of weep.
I was writing you see. I’d got to a scene where I thought my MC was having some thinking alone time in the kitchen garden, when quite suddenly, Jean was out there, confessing stuff. Before you tell me how great this is – that if I’ve moved ME, I’ll move my readers – I don’t think the scene is ready yet, but it will hopefully get there.
When I got home I found this article. The website looks as though it will have other useful resources too.
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On a cheerier note: Yesterday I discovered that I have won a copy of Short Circuit from Salt Publishing: HURRAH. I cannot wait to read it.
Showing posts with label weepy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weepy. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Monday, August 20, 2007
Wibbly Wobbly
I am feeling very wibbly wobbly today.
My 'baby' started secondary school today ... It is, most definitely, the end of an era (and the start of a new one) and I feel... strange, a bit weepy for some reason.
I didn't do that weepy number when they went to nursery and started school, so it must be my turn to be fragile now.
I think it's because I know I have to plan for my future now.
However, I know what I want to do, but ... what if it doesn't work out?
My 'baby' started secondary school today ... It is, most definitely, the end of an era (and the start of a new one) and I feel... strange, a bit weepy for some reason.
I didn't do that weepy number when they went to nursery and started school, so it must be my turn to be fragile now.
I think it's because I know I have to plan for my future now.
However, I know what I want to do, but ... what if it doesn't work out?
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