LSB contest a "no go"

I know I promised to keep you updated on my writing for the LSB Zodiac Contest. Sorry I didn't. You see, things at work were brutal last week. Between registering and everything else, I didn't have time to work on my LSB Zodiac entry for Capricorn, even though I carried my PC Pocket every day. Then I came home every afternoon totally drained. I tried to sit before the computer and finish the story, but I felt too tired to think. My mind refused to cooperate although I tried to bribe it with everything - from a sugar binge in the form of chocolates to vacations in the form of Brad Pitt/Viggo Mortensen movies. I think I wrote about 600 words. Don't ask me if they made sense though. I've not re-read those passages. *lol* Seeing as the week was a total mess and my brain activity had been low, I was hoping to pick up the pace and get some writing done during the weekend. I knew it was only two days, but I figured that if I put some serious hours, I could get the story finished by Monday, and then spend Monday night doing the editing. Again I was regretting not having the story critiqued, but there was nothing I could do about it. Yet again the universe conspired against me and this plan also went down the tube. Why? Let's just say this was a weekend I'd rather forget. So here I am today, sitting before the computer with only half of the story done. I wish I could say that I finished it, but I didn't. Once more the hectic day at work left my energy level low (almost empty). And it still a long way to finish the story. I'm still on the kidnapping scene, and I don't know if the heroine should have a car accident before she gets kidnapped. I'm still toying around with the possibility after the re-write of chapter 2, where she has a major pow-wow with her agent. The next contest, Ocean's Mist Press's Let's Make Waves is due in 4 days. I might be able to finish it by then. Or maybe not. I don't want to rush it like I did with the one for the Vamprotica contest. Since the story is set days before Yuletide and it's a highly (I hope) erotic story, I might submit it to Whiskey Creek Press - Torrid: Seasons. Although they might not like it because it's a fantasy story set in another planet.