Get it In
As I mentioned in yesterday's post, I've been blessed to work on a book project that will affect and inspire many people - this is my sincere hope and prayer anyway. At any rate, when I found out about the project I was undoubtedly excited and ready to write. Every time I sat down though, it was extremely challenging to translate my thoughts into words on paper. Some call it writer's block I call it torturous frustration. I've been writing for some time now and usually, my thoughts flow onto the paper quite naturally so the sudden onset of blankness was both disappointing and scary. I put my pad away and politely stared focusing my attention on the plethora of other equally important tasks before me - everything EXCEPT writing. I got deep into laundry (anyone can tell you I HATE laundry), household projects and anything else that could be excused as 'necessary' and therefore a worthy excuse for me to not face my fear - I wouldn't be able to submit a...