Is your ‘but’ too big?

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rose
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Re: Is your ‘but’ too big?

Post by rose » January 17th, 2010, 1:24 pm

The gap between the time I have and the amount of "stuff" I have to do would be terrifying if I stopped to look at it, so I just keep plugging. I feel my but getting skinnier all the time.

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JonGibbs
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Re: Is your ‘but’ too big?

Post by JonGibbs » January 17th, 2010, 1:28 pm

rose wrote:The gap between the time I have and the amount of "stuff" I have to do would be terrifying if I stopped to look at it, so I just keep plugging. I feel my but getting skinnier all the time.

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Good for you, Rose. It's the writer's variation of 'Whatever you do, don't look down.'

Thanks for sharing :)
Born in England, writer, Jon Gibbs, now lives in the USA. He can usually be found hunched over the computer in his basement office. One day he hopes to figure out how to switch it on.

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MoiraYoung
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Re: Is your ‘but’ too big?

Post by MoiraYoung » January 18th, 2010, 4:49 pm

JonGibbs wrote: Isn't it funny how a teeny tiny word like 'but' can have such an impact on our lives?

Congrats on that novel, Moira :)
Yes, like "if" and "when".

Thanks!

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