On the heels of my previous entry, here’s the twist to what my ideal day would look like.

Excerpted from my Raymond Waites Morning Pages journal on March 21, 2016
My Ideal Ideal Day
Plan a perfect day in your life as you wish it were constituted. There are no restrictions. Allow yourself to have your wildest dreams.
Well, for one thing, I wouldn’t have to worry about coming up with lesson plans because I wouldn’t have any private students. I would be making enough from my various guitar courses to fund our lifestyle and my writing, so I wouldn’t have to deal with late fees, canceled lessons, or rescheduling.1
(Aside: Right here, I ran out of ink, which made the second pen I’d used on my MPs Journal at this point.)
I would choose many of the same aspects of my ideal ideal day as I did my actual ideal day (previous post, seen below); things like enjoying a mocha from my favorite coffee shop…or maybe a new coffee shop each day, reading for pleasure, and writing fiction. Ideally (no pun intended), I could just write and not have to worry about editing, though. It’s a major buzzkill and slows things way down.
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