Thanks for your cheering us along, Blessedw2 ! You make us feel so GOOD!
I worked for a bit, this morning, sent off a non-fiction piece, then recorded it in my notebook, where/when/date sent, for my records. This way, if it's not accepted this year, later, in December or so, I can email my editor, to ask her if she'll be using it or not. If not, I can sub it to somebody else, but it pays to record things subbed out, so you know who got what, etc...
I put my clipboard, with writer's guidelines and my editor's email address on it, away in the in-out basket, which is off my desk, desk side and within reach, if I stand up, to reach for it. I'll take my notebook, back into the great room, where I'm working today and this week, through Saturday. I'll take Sunday off, because I just "do".
I tidied up the dining room table, where I had some writing files. I put them on my end table. My goal is to slowly go through files, log what I can and sub it ASAP. This means I'll have less paper clutter in files, in my workspace in the great room, and in my office. It's an on-going problem, because more ideas come all the time.
Also, I have 2 computer letters to go out today, and this means a clean out-going mail holder, too.