[Stylist] Different types of writing at different times of day

[Vejas Vasiliauskas]

Hi Chris, 
That is a good routine! 
I graduated with a bachelors in English in May 2020. I am now in my second of 3 years to obtain a masters in rehabilitation counseling. I also do some volunteering for the DOR and will be doing my practicum there: I am now leading towards either becoming a DOR counselor or working in a community college setting. 
I am managing the workload fairly well. I only have classes twice a week, but I make it a point to do at least some work most days. I am also working on improving my study strategies because, now that we are sometimes in-person, most exams are closed-book. 
Annie, although most of the creative writing I now do is free-write type stuff, I'm with you in that if I were doing research, I would do it in the morning! 
Vejas   

> On Nov 17, 2021, at 07:05, Chris Kuell via Stylist <stylist at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hey Vejas,
> 
> What are you in grad school for? And how have you been handling the work
> load?
> 
> Personally, like you, I like to take care of emails, check social media,
> make phone calls and so on in the morning. My routine is to have lunch, then
> do some editing to put me in the right mindset. Then I exercise, which is a
> great time to think about my writing. After exercise, if all goes well, I
> sit at the computer for a few hours and write. After dinner I'm usually too
> tired to do much more than watch TV and catch up with my wife.
> 
> Chris
> 
> 
> 
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