Please entertain yourself with either (or both) of the following. I'm told that these feats take several days to master.
Task #1: Open a champagne bottle with a sword.
Task #2: Take a square of paper, as below...
and make this:
More exquisite origami by Brian Chan here
Alternatively, you may simply sit in your chairs and stare out the window. That often leads to writing, which leads to revising, in which case, I'm
I'm sorry...it's happening...I must go now...
Good luck, crazy woman. I'll be here, folding the grasshopper thingy... Okay: seriously. That's gorgeous. I'd be all over it if I didn't have work to do...
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your revisions! I know you can do it by that deadline and have plenty of time to play later!
ReplyDeleteGood luck, break a leg, Godspeed, have fun storming the castle, and all of that!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with those revisions! And I'm keeping that sword idea in mind. See, I'm in drafting stage now, but revision stage will come, and my hubby is a ninja. Complete with swords, so I'll have him do this when things look dire. ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm mostly kidding but partly not, which is the saddest part of all of this!
GO revision GO!!!
ReplyDeleteHave fun recreating your next amazing book. The world is looking foward to it.
jill
how fun and exciting!
ReplyDeleteGOOD LUCK and enjoy!!
Yay revisions!
ReplyDeleteI like champagne, but opening the bottle completely intimidates me as it seems fraught with peril. Learning how to do it with a sword would be a way of tackling that fear head-on, eh? And I *am* supposed to do something I'm afraid of every day....
Good luck with your revisions!
ReplyDeleteWhaddya say we just open that champagne once you finish your revisions :)
ReplyDeleteThat grasshopper was amazing! I've missed your blog for a few days!
ReplyDeletegonna watch the sword next.
Happy Revising!
That origami piece is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for those saber instructions all over the internet.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes on those revisions!