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message 1: by Susan (new)

Susan (susanthatcher) | 18 comments How do you procrastinate?

I'm embarking on a tile floor/grout cleaning project.


message 2: by Kristi (new)

Kristi Cramer (kristicramer) | 84 comments 1. Goodreads
2. Facebook
3. Check my sales/reviews
(repeat)


message 3: by Susan (new)

Susan (susanthatcher) | 18 comments Kristi wrote: "1. Goodreads
2. Facebook
3. Check my sales/reviews
(repeat)"


Yup. That, too.


message 4: by K.A. (new)

K.A. Krisko (kakrisko) Goodreads, Facebook, Shelfari, LinkedIn, make changes to website, make changes to blog, wash dishes, pat dogs, work out, decide that I really need to clean the garage today...


message 5: by Rupali (new)

Rupali Rotti | 13 comments Goodreads, Facebook, emails, pacing the floor, computer games.


message 6: by Carmen (new)

Carmen Amato (authorcarmenamato) | 73 comments Pinterest. First the design tab to get website tweak ideas, then the DIY because someday I'm going to clean up my study, and then the food tab because somebody's gotta make dinner, right?


message 7: by Victoria (new)

Victoria Pearson | 25 comments Goodreads, twitter, facebook, pintrest (in that order) and if all else fails and I can't find an alternative, housework :~D


message 8: by Lee (new)

Lee Cushing | 20 comments Facebook, Goodreads (Checking reviews of my books), 3D Gems


message 9: by K.A. (new)

K.A. Krisko (kakrisko) Oh, yeah, forgot about Pinterest and Tumblr...


message 10: by C.P. (new)

C.P. Lesley (cplesley) | 199 comments Goodreads, Pinterest, Google Images (pictures related to my novel to post on Pinterest, which of course must be processed through Photoshop—hey, that's practically writing!). ;-)

I am never so desperate that I clean house, which is why geologists have been showing up at the back door recently, looking hopeful. But errands and laundry, not to mention exercise, can consume quite a bit of time. And if all else fails, research!


message 11: by Susan (new)

Susan (susanthatcher) | 18 comments C.P. wrote: "Goodreads, Pinterest, Google Images (pictures related to my novel to post on Pinterest, which of course must be processed through Photoshop—hey, that's practically writing!). ;-)

I am never so des..."


CP gets points for creativity.


message 12: by Andrew (new)

Andrew Gallagher (sir_readalot) | 30 comments As Homer Simpson said, now you can get the internet on your computer! It really is clever researching takes a minute, maps, pictures and information just fall off the screen. If only I could make myself sit down and write something it would be the perfect tool. Usually I check Goodreads and Facebook then Twitter and finally do some colouring in trying to keep the crayons inside the lines. Worrying isn't it.


message 13: by Cindy (new)

Cindy Moldovan (cindyloumoldovan) | 1 comments Susan wrote: "How do you procrastinate?

I'm embarking on a tile floor/grout cleaning project."


Shopping therapy.


message 14: by Susan (new)

Susan (susanthatcher) | 18 comments Cindy wrote: "Susan wrote: "How do you procrastinate?

I'm embarking on a tile floor/grout cleaning project."

Shopping therapy."


Uh oh...


message 15: by Adriaan (new)

Adriaan Brae (adriaan_brae) | 7 comments New ideas and outline work is often my distraction from actual writing. I have more ideas written down than I'll ever use, but I can't stop ;)


message 16: by Susan (new)

Susan (susanthatcher) | 18 comments Adriaan wrote: "New ideas and outline work is often my distraction from actual writing. I have more ideas written down than I'll ever use, but I can't stop ;)"

I can relate.


message 17: by L.F. (new)

L.F. Falconer | 32 comments I watch TV or read a book. Maybe visit family or take part in some other social activity--spending time with real people doing real things :)


message 18: by Sumeetha (new)

Sumeetha Manikandan (sumeethamanikandan) | 1 comments Facebook, check reviews, watch reruns of ancient aliens on youtube and participate in discussions like this one on goodreads :)


message 19: by [deleted user] (new)

Being active in Facebook, Goodreads and/or Instagram and reading a book.


message 20: by K.V. (new)

K.V. McMillan (KVMcMillan) | 13 comments Ohhhh... look a pretty day....I have sunshine, country mountian roads and a motorcycle.... Work? are you kidding?.... Be back later.


message 21: by M.Q.W. (new)

M.Q.W. (marcavery) | 1 comments Susan wrote: "How do you procrastinate?

I'm embarking on a tile floor/grout cleaning project."


My cell phone. It has almost every capability. Kindle, facebook, goodreads, twitter etc.


message 22: by [deleted user] (new)

Food...enough said


message 23: by David (new)

David Brown (r2drivenimpala) | 5 comments Facebook, read someone else's book instead of working on writing my own...


message 24: by Robert (new)

Robert Walton | 9 comments The dog lies beside me and watches me write. If I turn away from the screen, he goes for the leash.


message 25: by Liam (new)

Liam Moiser (moiser20) | 1 comments I either play on a football game until some ideas comes up or I just sit on facebook and talk to my friends on there.


message 26: by Megan (new)

Megan Cashman (megan_cashman) | 22 comments I blog twice a week. I know some authors say blogging takes away from writing, and it can, but I just enjoy blogging. I like sharing my thoughts and discussing them with others, and it is a way to build your platform so people can know who you are and what you're about.


message 27: by Deborah (new)

Deborah Armstrong (deboraharmstrong) | 20 comments Facebook, Goodreads, Email, Solitaire Blitz, Pinterest, Twitter, Itunes, reorganize my office (never ending project). Surf the web for whatever just happened to cross my mind. Bird!


message 28: by Susan (new)

Susan (susanthatcher) | 18 comments Deborah wrote: "Facebook, Goodreads, Email, Solitaire Blitz, Pinterest, Twitter, Itunes, reorganize my office (never ending project). Surf the web for whatever just happened to cross my mind. Bird!"

Deborah wrote: "Facebook, Goodreads, Email, Solitaire Blitz, Pinterest, Twitter, Itunes, reorganize my office (never ending project). Surf the web for whatever just happened to cross my mind. Bird!"

SQUIRREL!

Can I get an amen for Spider Solitaire as well?


message 29: by Kristi (new)

Kristi Cramer (kristicramer) | 84 comments Oh heavens. Spider, Sudoku, ... Had to quit Bejewelled Blitz cold turkey.
Must add proof reading for reading for others.


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