I find on days that I don't write at least something, I'm irritable. It's like a junkie needing their fix!
Robert Heinlein said much the same thing in his later years... He got irritable if he didn't get his daily minimum in, and as he grew older, it took larger and larger wordage amounts to give him that "warm feeling of satiety" that he looked forward to.
It's just my "calling" ...and even though it's not the "choice" I would have picked, I now, wouldn't trade it for anything!
I think I've said it elsewhere on this site... you don't write because you
choose to, you write because you
have to.
It chooses
you.
I write because I don't know how
not to. I tell stories... whether they're told with words on paper, pixels on phosphors, or images on a screen, they are stories I tell. Stories about what I feel deeply about... Honor. Commitment. Perseverance. That there
is a right and a wrong, and it is
necessary to tell the difference.
Fight the good fight. Semper Fi!
Al B.