Coral Russell, who blogs at Alchemy of Scrawl, very graciously allowed me a guest post slot, which has come up today. The post deals with making better use of 'dead' time:
I’m sitting at Boston’s Logan International Airport
waiting for my wife to arrive. I’ve been thinking about Coral’s offer
to guest host posts on topics that might interest people, and I thought,
first, it’s really nice of her, and second, I could use more exposure,
and maybe I have a couple of ideas that might be helpful to people. So,
with great thanks to Coral, here are some thoughts I put together,
mostly just now at the airport.
I arrived an hour and a half early (never can predict Boston traffic – or USAir’s
schedule) and spent the first forty-five minutes writing. Before
beginning to map out this post, I sent those 400 new words to myself, to
add to my current WIP. I thought some of you might like to convert lost
time at airports, doctor’s or dentist’s offices into at least somewhat
productive writing time, and you might not have considered this.
Read the rest of the post.
Thanks, Coral, and I hope readers benefit also.
On the topic of making even better use of our smartphones, The Passive Voice has a post, new today, suggesting ten free apps that can "supercharge" your writing. Read it here, you may get an idea that's new to you.
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