That goes for the morning and the afternoon.<\/p>\n
Yesterday I had to do a voice over at two in the afternoon. Home from work, deal with barking units, hit bed. Get up 3 hours later with little sleep.<\/p>\n
Record tracks in studio (really fun, great director who I’ve worked with before. 15 minutes in and out.)<\/p>\n
Work on novel until 1800.<\/p>\n
Wife\/dinner\/dog time until 2100.<\/p>\n
Bed. \u00a0And back up 5 hours later.<\/p>\n
So now it’s 0633, I’ve reviewed the contest rules, taken the migraine pills, fed the dogs, eaten a snack and I’m so tired I can barely keep my eyes open.<\/p>\n
Back to bed for a few hours and then resume work on book.<\/p>\n
This whole “author thing” is not as glamorous as the movies make it seem. Except perhaps “Lost Weekend” and “Misery.”<\/p>\n
Later folks.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"