- sufficient daily exercise to keep muscle mass and tone up to snuff
- relaxed meals which don’t require a person to determine if ten minutes is enough time to eat adequately
- time with the people he/she loves, making sure they know they are loved
- a chance to read a book for fun
- opportunity to get well
- some off time with friends, and no time limit
- less guilt
- more sleep
- a computer that behaves itself and will print when required
- space on the desktop (one with wooden legs and drawers)
- a pen that is not running out of ink
- ideas sooner than just when sitting down to write a post
- not having to schedule in a chance to brush the dog
- more than a few minutes to play with his/her child
- a clean house
- writer friends
- readers
- less work to do after work
- win a little lottery (a lot would just create new problems)
- a chance to visit mom and dad
- not feeling like one must multitask at all times (sleeping and cleaning just don’t mix)
What would you add?
Lauren says
Like this list! How about 28 hours in the day? That would give me four more hours to write, theoretically…
Lauren
admin says
Thanks Lauren,
Yes, 28 hours would be a nice addition. Four more hours to write, sleep, read, redraft. Woops, I would run out of time again!