Changing and Adapting Next Week

I might become a rare entity over the weekend.  I wake up at butt-crack before dawn to get my parents going on their 2 week trip to California.  So, I’m going to be exhausted and probably post up a few poems or any updates that come my way.  Nothing major over the weekends.

With my parents gone, I’ve got the house to myself just in time to start writing Legends of Windemere: The Compass Key.  For those counting, this is book 5 of the series.  So, I will have plenty of quiet and space to work.  Unfortunately, I’m also going to be the only one home to handle my son when he comes home and drags me outside.  I’ll be vanishing from the blog-o-sphere around 3:30pm most days.  I also have volunteered to make dinner, which means I have to figure out how to do that while he has me outside.  I’m probably going to make dinner midday and it can be reheated after he goes to bed since my wife gets home late from her new job.  This is easy with the Chicken Parmesan, marinated chicken over salad, and the penne with homemade vodka sauce. Yes, I make my own vodka sauce and I am damn good at it.  Best thing about that last recipe is that it gets 10 times better when it sits in the fridge for a day.  I’m digressing.

All of this means I’m not going to be pouncing on my reader as rabidly as I typically do.  I need to focus on writing and advertising.  On weekdays, I’m going to try to get through the reader in the evening and morning.  I can get an hour of reading scattered throughout the day too.  This is mostly to take advantage of having more quiet time for two weeks and various events have sucked away my weekends.

Maybe this will help me kick my reader habit, which I almost handled until this past week when I went reblog crazy.  There is always the chance that my darling wife will take some of the pressure off on her non-work days to let me focus on cooking and writing.  That’s when the sweet sauce meatball grinders and chicken satay burgers are going to come into play.  God, I missed cooking with all the diets and preferences in this house.

Guess my goals for next week are cooking and getting the first 3-4 chapters of my book done.

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About Charles Yallowitz

Charles E. Yallowitz was born, raised, and educated in New York. Then he spent a few years in Florida, realized his fear of alligators, and moved back to the Empire State. When he isn't working hard on his epic fantasy stories, Charles can be found cooking or going on whatever adventure his son has planned for the day. 'Legends of Windemere' is his first series, but it certainly won't be his last.
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20 Responses to Changing and Adapting Next Week

  1. What time is dinner LOL? Everything sounds so good that I missed all the talk about writing. Why write when you can eat. 🙂

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  2. Sweet sauce meatball grinders??? Recipe please!

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  3. C.N. Faust's avatar C.N. Faust says:

    I hope you get inspired and get lots of writing done! Opportunities for peace and quiet are essential to making dents in new novels!

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    • Thanks. I’m already looking over my outline and making sure I know where I’m going. After the prologue, this book goes right into the action due to how the fourth one ended. 🙂

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  4. JAHirsch's avatar JAHirsch says:

    Writing, cooking, and playing outside. Sounds like a beautiful week!

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  5. Tell your folks to stop by and say hi. 🙂

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