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Day 55 of lockdown. I have not seriously left the house for 8 weeks now. I've been to the store for essentials a few times (food and medications basically). I live with two people who are in the "risk-zone" - one of whom is terrified of and obsessed with Covid-19. And life during lockdown is bizzarre. I can only effectively work half days because the work system kicks me off at noon (so the west coast can get access) and even then, I have very little that I can effectively do when I'm outside of the office. Administrative work really doesn't lend itself to that kind of work on a constant bassis. So I have managed to spend a good amount of time writing, but what I've produced is ... well, it's words. So that's someting at least. Especially since it was Camp Nano.
I've been writing scenes for my Smokescreen Origins piece and that was going decently, and then an idea for a Fallout Walkthrough story took over and I started working on that. Again, words were written so I won't complain.
My biggest problem is that I can't focus on anything. Honestly, I'm even finding it hard to track what day it is. Or what time it is. and I'm having enven more trouble getting excited about anything. It's the lack of routine, honestly. I don't do well with a lack of routine. So my hope is that this month I can put together a better routine and get back on track. And who knows. Maybe I'll be back at work by early June. Wouldn't that be nice?
I've been writing scenes for my Smokescreen Origins piece and that was going decently, and then an idea for a Fallout Walkthrough story took over and I started working on that. Again, words were written so I won't complain.
My biggest problem is that I can't focus on anything. Honestly, I'm even finding it hard to track what day it is. Or what time it is. and I'm having enven more trouble getting excited about anything. It's the lack of routine, honestly. I don't do well with a lack of routine. So my hope is that this month I can put together a better routine and get back on track. And who knows. Maybe I'll be back at work by early June. Wouldn't that be nice?
