Favorite thing to do after a long bout of writing--

[carole gill]

I like to read, but I generally nod off as I'm too exhausted!
Anybody else?

[carole gill]

thank you. I'm toast with just one session: 10-2. then I read (releavant stuff, fiction though). Then I clean (LITTLE, just what shows) and then it's time to start dinner, then I read afterwards. Usually in an evening I'm subjected to action films (husband's taste). some aren't bad, but some make my eyes glaze over--in which case I read again.
Of course I'm new to writing seriously now. So I might still go off the rails, hopefully not.

[DADavenport]

Now THAT sounds like fun!

[carole gill]

I feel so dull in comparasion! thanks for that! we live semi-rurally. Believe me, I'd rather live in London--I'd take elevators too and hit all the book shops and stuff. Here in Yorkshire, I get to look at sheep and sheep leftovers! Big change from having grown up in Manhattan, I can tell you! oh well. such is life.

[carole gill]

you mean like doggie ones?!! surely not sheep, even in sheep meadow, is it?
But there are serious sheep in Yorkshire, let me tell you.
I remember (so fondly) the days when I used to flit about happily around town (Manhattan)--trotting here and there. Now I'm thrilled there's a small convenience store not too far from home and I happily browse looking at the exciting stock like button and safety pins. I mean wow!
Of course this does all focus my concentration (seriously) and I think that's why I turned back to writing (seriously)!
all the best Angela, you made me smile!!! and it's so early here.

[Harding Young]

I'm not exactly sure what I do... I only know I usually wake up fully clothed in the bathtub with an empty bottle of lemon gin.

[carole gill]

thanks so much for that! I'm bleary eyed from writing and it made me laugh!xxxx