A Day in the Life of a Happy Freelance Newcomer

BookEnds wrote about a day in the life of an agent. That made me think, what about a day in the life of a happy freelance newcomer?  Well, here it goes:

• Go over article and blog post notes. Easy, peasy.
• Compose next draft of articles and blog posts. Not bad, needs work.
• Post articles and blog posts. Formatting blahs.
• Develop some more ideas. Some promising, some so-so.
• Check email. Read little, delete less.
• Hound unemployment office to see if I can take a business workshop. Line busy. Surprise.
  
• Entrecard explorations and blog submissions. My old social network, revisited.
• Tidy up primary blog. Delet-o-rama.
• Check markets. Love the new birthday present, Writer's Market online. Not loving its organization.
• Compose draft of article for market. Pretty near done.
• Hand-fed chickens. A new form of stress relief.
• Hound unemployment office to see if I can take a business workshop. Line busy. Surprise, surprise.
  
• Check snail mail. No acceptances there, but dogs happy.
• Exercise brain through Wii game. Brain lost weight; sad.
• Hound unemployment office to see if I can take a business workshop. OMG, a twenty-five minute yes.
• Sent application for workshop. Crossing fingers and toes it's not too late. Getting hard to type.
  
• Headache relief. Exploding zombies' heads.
• Check email. Acceptance, yah!
• Walk dogs. Headache.
• Check writing forums. Headache.
• Check blog-o-sphere. Headache.
• Headache. Headache. Headache.
• Wrote this post. Headache.

Besides a recurring theme of mold allegy-induced headaches, today was a fairly frustrating day. I am beginning to sense I am blahville once I cross the magic line from AM to PM. That wouldn't be so bad if I'd wake up before mid-morn. Something else I sense I must work on.  Hmmm.........

Anyway, all you freelancers out there, how did your day go? Less moldering than mine, I hope.