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amberfocus1. Day One. Open laptop, open blank Word document, promptly spill water all over keyboard. Turn off computer. Wipe up mess. Wait for laptop to dry out before using again.
2. Day Three. Open laptop, open blank Word document, stare at page. Hear, "Mom, Grandma fell in the back yard and can't get up!" Run out to help Mom up. She's fine, just the mud was too slick to get up on her own and didn't do anything else but coat us both in it while I pulled her to her feet. Chase all the chickens and ducks, who made good their escape, back into the fenced area.
3. Day Four. Totally get distracted by Battlestar Galactica and don't even open blank Word document that day.
4. Day Five. Get call from Elementary School--Your son has left school grounds and we cannot find him! (He walked in the front door literally two seconds later while I was still on the phone). Go to elementary school with said child in tow and deal with resultant fall out. No real consequences as his reason for leaving was yet again a child messing with his lunch. School got an earful about not stopping bullying in regards to his food allergies.
5. Day Six. Husband is home from Alaska and wants to snuggle. Have no desire to protest said turn of events. Doubts fic for this challenge will ever get written, but is still attempting to try since they've moved the deadline back a day.
2. Day Three. Open laptop, open blank Word document, stare at page. Hear, "Mom, Grandma fell in the back yard and can't get up!" Run out to help Mom up. She's fine, just the mud was too slick to get up on her own and didn't do anything else but coat us both in it while I pulled her to her feet. Chase all the chickens and ducks, who made good their escape, back into the fenced area.
3. Day Four. Totally get distracted by Battlestar Galactica and don't even open blank Word document that day.
4. Day Five. Get call from Elementary School--Your son has left school grounds and we cannot find him! (He walked in the front door literally two seconds later while I was still on the phone). Go to elementary school with said child in tow and deal with resultant fall out. No real consequences as his reason for leaving was yet again a child messing with his lunch. School got an earful about not stopping bullying in regards to his food allergies.
5. Day Six. Husband is home from Alaska and wants to snuggle. Have no desire to protest said turn of events. Doubts fic for this challenge will ever get written, but is still attempting to try since they've moved the deadline back a day.
