Another deadline met and yet I feel glum.\u00a0 I think it’s the intensity of throwing everything at it over a short space of time (sometimes due to having skulked around it for so long previously), tossing it off (so to speak), and then collapsing in a steaming, exhausted heap (until the kids come home and ask what’s for Dinner).<\/p>\n
It’s not like I haven’t got work to fall back on.\u00a0 I recently secured a television concept I developed a few years back – I’m looking forward to significantly retooling that. \u00a0My iCal keeps reminding me that my 2007 spec script is ready to commence – I’ve been itching to get into that for over a year now. And I’m looking to nail some paid writing work in the next week or so.<\/p>\n
Those should keep me out of trouble for the coming second quarter.<\/p>\n
And to ensure I meet my quota of having five projects on the boil<\/a> at any one time, let’s not forget that Break<\/a> is teeeasing close<\/a> whilst Mr T<\/a>‘s 5<\/em><\/a> (MR T is the beaver to my sloth) is hip-deep in the rough-cut stage. \u00a0(I think his shaved head helps with cutting through things like air, water and bullshit.)<\/p>\n You’re right: \u00a0projects in post don’t really count ’cause, like, they’re virtually done<\/em>, right?<\/p>\n Bugger<\/strong>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Another deadline met and yet I feel glum.\u00a0 I think it’s the intensity of throwing everything at it over a short space of time (sometimes due to having skulked around it for so long previously), tossing it off (so to speak), and then collapsing in a steaming, exhausted heap (until the kids come home and … <\/p>\n