EEEE yikes. I was very much aware of this today. I worked on the tricycle bicycle cargo mini bookmobile grant this morning, for a while going into the zone and forgetting about time. I finally glanced at my computer clock and realized that I had 45 minutes in which to do all that needed to be done and get to town. So I kept working and got the grant far enough along so as to share it with Pete’s students tomorrow.
I went the extra mile in working on this grant, revising two sections that would have been acceptable. This is what good writers do, and I am a good writer, that in terms of my due diligence.
I headed to town, met up with Robert who was just a few seconds ahead of me. He took my car and went to Anchorage, to Title Wave, and got at least 25 boxes of books. I helped him sort the boxes of fiction and nonfiction, then went to Tae Kwon Do class. I had a sparring lesson. I surprised my young partner in what seemed to him to be a show of strength. So, I lack coordination, but I have strength. This was not a surprise to me but seemed to be to everyone else.
Back to work. I unpacked 15 or so boxes of children’s books – this took me 2.5 hours. A major problem, I did not have enough boxes on hand – I got innovative. I found boxes here and there.
I got home, met Pete in the driveway. He says that we may be eligible for AmeriCorps staff. If this happens, then I may end up with a work buddy. I hope I get along with this person. It would be great to have another partner in this venture – I say another because Pete is the best partner ever. Last night we divvied up the business plan tasks.
It’s now 9:22 p.m. I am going to work for another two hours on editing my portion of the business plan. This won’t be near as hard as coming up with an original draft.
I do not know what to think about grant writing and the cognitive functions that are involved, as compared to creative writing. I am drawing a blank on this one. I will have to think about this further – in my spare time.
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