I’m currently reading a book called Save the Cat Writes a Young Adult Novel by Jessica Brody. She has a method of writing called the save the cat method, and wow. For every little aspect of the save the cat method that she talks about, I can pinpoint exactly where in my book applies. That’s a good sign for me!
Tomorrow I’m working for a caregiving client that I think several other people have worked with and refuse to go back to. Gift card boss didn’t say precisely that, but it was implied. Her care plan makes her sound extremely difficult. It’s actually comical, but I didn’t laugh. Well just have to see how it goes. I might be the one person that she likes. That’s happened to me before.
Also with today being International Women’s Day, I just have one question:
How is it “all about choice” if we always have to explain our choices and are always grilled about “whether we made the choices for patriarchal reasons” or not? Food for thought, and something I struggle with even though I know better than to talk about it in detail.
The crucial thing is that women should always have the right to choose how to live our lives. We are not obliged to explain or justify our choices to anyone. If someone demands it, tell them to mind their own business because it's your life, not theirs. Other people do not have to like or agree with our choices.
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