Wood cutting and Finishing Novels

I’ve been waking early lately, sometimes with dreams. I made use out of it to get up and do some chainsaw work in the yard. I cut wood, as well as slabbed out the log that’s been lying in the yard for a week now. I cut a slab off each side to make a timber and then dropped it with the others in the workshop. That makes six timbers I can cut up once I have a bandsaw mill. I should make building one a prority next spring, depending on what I do then. I might do a road trip in June next year, for it’s been a while and that is the buggiest month. We’ll have to see. I guess that would mean no garden.

The garden this year is the occasional few green beans, beet greens from plants that stay tiny, lettuce, a few small peas, and zucchini. I can’t report on the potatoes, for I haven’t dug them yet.

I uploaded the latest writing while I was eating breakfast, which means the Not Quite Dark novel is done. That is merely a first draft, however, and lots of labour remains to make it a final work. That means I don’t have a writing project for this evening, which hasn’t happened in a while. I guess I have to do more editing on Naked in the Road to make up for it.

It’s very still tonight and when I went out the young rabbit was hopping around in the woods. The flashlight doesn’t seem to bother her at all, and she, or he, came right up to me.

About Barry Pomeroy

I had an English teacher in high school many years ago who talked about writing as something that people do, rather than something that died with Shakespeare. I began writing soon after, maudlin poetry followed by short prose pieces, but finally, after years of academic training, I learned something about the magic of the manipulated word.
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