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MAY QUESTION: It's spring! Does this season inspire you to write more than others, or not?
How about you? Does Spring inspire you to create more frequently?
6 comments:
I hear you about the seasonal allergies. I love spring, but I could do without all the sneezing and headaches. Luckily I'm firmly in autumn now.
Ronel visiting on Insecure Writer's Support Group day: Autumn Decisions
I can relate to the allergies. One more reason to stay indoors and write.
So sorry to hear you suffer so much from seasonal allergies. That cannot be pleasant. We'll hope that this year is a mild allergy year for you, and that you'll be able to get lots of writing done.
Sorry to hear about your allergies. :( I hope you don't have as much trouble this season. Fingers crossed.
I totally hear you, on all fronts. We live in Florida so I get plenty of sun, but I also deal with allergies all year round. It was so bad at one point that I was pretty much bedridden. After immunotherapy shots, followed by a consistent treatment with essential oils, I've found a balance where I'm rarely super miserable. Sometimes I wonder how I'd function in other climates though.
I have SAD as well so the spring and summer definitely give me more energy and motivation to get stuff done. Sorry about your allergies though. My husband has bad hayfever and the drugs don't seem to work well on him, he permanently looks like he's crying all summer long.
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