A nudge?
Got nudged to write something. Interesting thought. Normally *I* am the one who nudges people.
Well, at the moment I am rewriting a rejected story I had tons of faith in but which--while liked by the last editor--was not what they were looking for.
I am also suffering from some neurological aftereffects from my traumatic brain injury, so the writing is not coming along as easy as I would like. For the moment I will revise this one story with some clarifying changes, then enter into doing another Mentorship for the MWA, and concentrate on trying to get back in the saddle.
I'm also doing some research into one of the projects of the early 1960s that came out of the General Motors Defense Research Laboratories, a military test bed vehicle that never went into production but appears to be a rather interesting military automotive design for a double-articulated 4x4 that was also amphibious, had a V-8 engine and automatic transmission, could float and could carry three times the load of a standard Army jeep. Naturally, the Government didn't buy it.
...aaaaand the printer sounds like it is about to run out of paper, so I'm going to go an re-load it now.
Well, at the moment I am rewriting a rejected story I had tons of faith in but which--while liked by the last editor--was not what they were looking for.
I am also suffering from some neurological aftereffects from my traumatic brain injury, so the writing is not coming along as easy as I would like. For the moment I will revise this one story with some clarifying changes, then enter into doing another Mentorship for the MWA, and concentrate on trying to get back in the saddle.
I'm also doing some research into one of the projects of the early 1960s that came out of the General Motors Defense Research Laboratories, a military test bed vehicle that never went into production but appears to be a rather interesting military automotive design for a double-articulated 4x4 that was also amphibious, had a V-8 engine and automatic transmission, could float and could carry three times the load of a standard Army jeep. Naturally, the Government didn't buy it.
...aaaaand the printer sounds like it is about to run out of paper, so I'm going to go an re-load it now.