A lot of "general living" has occurred already in 2010, but I am determined to continue writing. I am also determined to make writing a daily event. As I cruise the various writer's blogs I have found, this great challenge badge appeared several places.
This is doable, even for someone who types as slowly as I do. When a scene is percolating in my mind, I can write a mostly unedited 250-word section in 30-45 minutes. If I learned nothing else from NaNoWriMo, I learned to put the words on a page. Then if I walk away from it for a day or so, I read it thru the eyes of my audience and my editing is tighter.
So, even though my 10 for 10 in 2010 is already off track (I read nothing for pleasure in January, so I still have 100 books to read before December 31, and let's not even mention "exercise"), I am posting another public challenge to myself. Now, if I could just fine some free widget somewhere that would keep a running counter of the number of days I succeed in writing at least 250 words...
(P/S: this challenge is lenient, and I could count the words of this post as part of the 250. I am setting the bar higher for myself, and the only words I will count will be those written for TGAN, aka "Don't Trust the Rain". With that in mind, I wrote 369 in advance of posting this LOL)
Who knows what will appear here? The angst and triumphs of a fledgling novelist, book and movie reviews, green living tips, card making and paper crafting--and yes, sometimes, rants or raves about life in this great day and age. Come and join me on the journey!
"I like living. I have sometimes been wildly, despairingly, acutely miserable, racked with sorrow, but through it all I still know quite certainly that just to be alive is a grand thing." ~ Dame Agatha Christie
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All right, Linda!! Good luck with it!
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Corra
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I have every confidence that "Don't Trust the Rain" is going to get published! Keep stepping girl.
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