I’ve done this before and I’m sure it’ll happen again. Every doubt about getting the next book finished on time likes to attack.
I just don’t think I’ve had quite so many other things going on at the same time to compound the worries. And the pressure to add more to an already crammed schedule… There very well might be hair pulling going on.
I’ve also felt bad that I have nothing of note to share with people on my various social media platforms. I feel like I’m a very dull person, but part of it is also I’m not sure what people want to hear about. So, I could have something interesting, but I never know what to share.
J.C. Jackson 
Hang in there! If nothing else “I need something to tell the internet” is a phenomenal excuse for all kinds of adventures.
Sorry you’re feeling overwhelmed. 😦 I think my inability to finish anything on time is what led me to stop setting deadlines for myself. I hope you get everything figured out and your juggling balls all stay in the air.
I think we all have moments like that – Karen’s take on it sounds fun though! (Or exciting, at least!)
Everyone is interesting in their own way. Share your story. Be you. People want to get to know you. And, keep writing and creating!
Mary at Play off the Page
Great blog I enjoyed rreading