
Has anyone read this book? I have just borrowed it from the local library having eyed it off in bookstores for some time and been too skin-flinty to buy it. I fancy myself as something of a writer (!) but I want to do more and I find myself coming up against "but I don't feel like writing anything today" and "I've got nothing to say", so I figure I may need to approach matters from another angle. First tip she gives is writing three pages on anything every morning. Should be easy enough...!

Happy weekend to you.
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The best against aching back are regular exercises. Hard, ugly exercises. Yoga and back gym. Sorry to say so!
Thank Goddess I haven't any problems with my back ;-).
Bodecea
Oooo deep tissue massage is what my left shoulder needs! I have a knot the size of a large tomato there.
I THINK I picked that book up at the book fair last year.... if so it is skulking on a bookshelf somewhere.... must go and investigate. Not at the moment though. I am under a cat.
@ Bodecea -
I am doing my pilates twice a week and I think that's slowly starting to strengthen my back...fighting against 37 years of sloth!
@ Helena -
Yes, you need a massage by the sound of things! You're under a cat?!...how're you typing? :)
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