WTB another typhoon this week

Well another week is here and August has truly started. Last Friday had a typhoon warning so all the the kids stayed home. It was greatly exaggerated but still gave me a three-day weekend which felt like an extension of my holiday.

 

Hopefully this will be the week I get back into redrafting. I’m not 100 % sure I will as I still haven’t finished the nonfiction book I’m working on (12 rules for life: an antidote to chaos by Jordan Peterson). I feel I want to finish this book as it sums up my worldview pretty well other than the religious parts and is helping me articulate some of the themes running through my novel.

 

We went to see “Skyscraper” Saturday night. It was a fun movie and had a couple good heroic scenes in it. As we all movies of the type, there were some plotholes and coincidences and I’m not sure that duct tape works the way they used it in the movie but as every sci-fi fan knows, duct tape is the universal fixing substance (courtesy of Jack Campbell’s The Lost Fleet).

 

This will be my first full week back at work so will hopefully settle back in my work/write/gym/play routine. Still another week until the new expansion in WoW comes out so I’m trying to enjoy this last bit of peace and quiet. My plan is to keep writing during the day but we’ll see how that goes.

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