Yep, that’s about right!
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Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
hahahaha 😀
is that an original dr. sorick?
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No, can’t take credit! Author Luke Romyn shared it on Twitter. That’s exactly what my brain feels like some days though! 😜
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hahahaha, yes 🙂
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Haha the expression of confused and exhausted angst while subtle is key.
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I have a friend who this picture reminds me of, so much.
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Haha. As someone who does a little bit of writing, I can say that this is definitely true!
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I see I am not alone in thinking all writers can relate to this one, at least at some time in their writing life. Enjoyed it.
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I am not that wise about many things but I am wise enough to know I do not want to be a writer. 🙂 That is why I appreciate all of your hard work so much Meg! With that said I love your post.
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Meg, that is the PERFECT image. I would add my boss saying, “Blah,blah. . . . . blah blah. Blah blah?” And me thinking — Man, you just interrupted a perfect thought. And I couldn’t write it down! And if you would shut up for a minute, I might get it back!
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Reblogged this on Francesca Bergamasco and commented:
Dr. Meg Sorick shared this cartoon which so exactly expresses how I feel when I have an idea running — there is an electricity and immediacy — wonderful and wild all at the same time. When I saw this, it reminds me of how I feel when I really, desperately need to get to my notebook before I lose something. And I have wondered if the people working around me have any sense of the rush of energy closed inside of my skull. What a great feeling!
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This is so true – l wonder why it is only the great ideas that pop up in the most awkward situations.
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That is exactly how my brain feels most of the time… Especially at 2 AM
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