Errrr... i dunno what to say

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I guess this is one of those days when you just experience what we call writer's block. And i am just having this feeling that i cannot write something good out of the million words i have learned since childhood.

I am actually in a phase where i am stuck between work, my own business and writing, that i am stuck at not knowing what to do first.

I am thinking of the business that we are in and June 1 is already close at hand. We will surely be busy. As you would like to know, we are in this business that is in-demand during the opening and end of schoolyears...

I am also thinking of the 17 manuscripts we are dealing with in my work, it's mind-whacking and brain-draining.

And i am also thinking of some would-be-good-to-publish topics for my 6-issues three years old mag. Plus another mag for the kids...Ack...

I know, I need to keep breathing...

So, for the meantime, until i get back to my real state of normal mind, here's what i leave you with...

"Your mind will answer most questions
if you learn to relax and wait for the answers."



"The time to relax is when you don't have time for it."

Keep cool! Love,


sHenG

Comments

escape said…
here comes the busy days again. we definitely understand you sheng and what's good is we always have good time plurking.

see you there.

good luck on your plans and projects.
5/21/2009 2:40 AM
mordsith said…
i guess you're right. you have to relax and step back for a while to recharge. :) kaya mo yan, sheng!
5/21/2009 5:07 AM
ms firefly said…
hang in there, and take it easy!
resting is good, you'd come back recharged and full of energy. ^-^
5/21/2009 5:59 AM
Garando said…
One of those days huh? Take it easy, make sure to always set aside some time to step back and relax... And do the things that you enjoy doing. Maintaining a good work/life balance is important! ;)
5/21/2009 6:25 AM
Lito Antoque said…
yes ,our brain is fast working but our body needs relaxation...
5/21/2009 8:07 AM
Kayni said…
one thing at a time =). i need to do this too.
5/21/2009 9:48 AM
Anonymous said…
good luck on the workload sheng. i know you can do it. you are in publishing pala. i was also in publishing before, in college sa paper.
ponder on this 'there is nothing to look for, only a need to look.'
5/21/2009 5:07 PM
Eds said…
go girl! kaya mo yan sheng. good luck.
5/21/2009 7:27 PM
sunny said…
chill out friend! busy sobra , dame kasi raket, hehehheheheeh! enjoy the busyness in life! peor relax lang po!
5/22/2009 1:10 AM
RedLan said…
Hmmm mukhang huli ako sa pagcomment ha. basta.... sabi mo huwag bitiwan ang blog di ba. buti na lang may plurk at ft na makapagpaaliw. balik ka kaagad. yung work seasonal lang yan ang tindi. pagkatapos niyan pwede ka na mag farming, errr malling, watching movies and spend time with your family. kaya ingat
5/22/2009 3:04 AM
Rico said…
Relax. Take a moment to breathe and soak in the sunshine. Maybe get a massage. Try to take it easy for a while to recharge. That way, when busy days come, you have the energy. Goodluck!
5/22/2009 5:21 PM
glenda said…
i like the quote about waiting. sometimes it's good not to rush into things and just...wait.
5/24/2009 3:15 AM
Alice said…
I hope you'd be able to accomplish whatever you set out to do. Busy is good but also take care of yourself ya. :)
5/24/2009 4:05 AM
Alice said…
I hope you'd be able to accomplish whatever you set out to do. Busy is good but also take care of yourself ya. :)
5/24/2009 4:05 AM
Mai da Paypay said…
hi sheng! i've learned to meditate when I can't think, eat, sleep...well literally do anything. I meditate and end it with a prayer. always helps :-)
5/24/2009 7:49 PM
witsandnuts said…
I'm beginning to think I'm having writer's block, too. But no, maybe it's because of Farm Town. Lol. Take it easy. Things will get done in time.
5/25/2009 2:59 AM
Heart of Rachel said…
Good luck on all your projects and business endeavors.
5/29/2009 6:09 AM
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