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Tag Archives: writing goals
Let Me Count the Ways
How do I count editing? I like writing rough drafts. I like reading my finished, polished product. Everything in the middle… Ugh. Work. Well, it’s not all that bad. Although I’d rather be flat-out producing words on the page, there … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary & Musing, ROW80, Writing
Tagged #ROW80, Jane Kindred, knight in shining tighty whities, puking, sick kid, sleep schedule, Tiffany Reisz, writing goals
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This One. This Time. This One Time…period.
Skip down for the ROW80 and NaNoWriMo update… One great lesson I eventually learned from all those Highland Dancing competitions growing up was that I was being judged each time on that one performance of that one dance. If I … Continue reading
Posted in NaNoWriMo, ROW80, Writing
Tagged #5MF, #ROW80, competition, Five Minute Fiction, Gwen, Highland Dancing, Ira Glass, Kyle, NaNoWriMo, Nobody Tells Beginners, On Being Creative, Seann Triubhas, Triubhas, wendy, write on wendy, writing goals
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Shorts
OK ROWERS! Help me here… First: Tis a good week! Met writing goals because I’m doing more shorts, which is easier. Second: I Need Advice: I need a method of keeping track of my submissions and prospective submissions. This would … Continue reading
Posted in ROW80, Writing
Tagged #ROW80, goals, organization, unfinished novels, writing, writing goals
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Is January Over Already?
The first few months of the year always seem to fly by. It’s been a bad week. I did go to the tiny gym at work and walk slowly on the treadmill while doing some writing, which felt good. Yes, … Continue reading
Sick Schedule
This has been another acceptable week in writing. Not good, but acceptable. There was one day that I didn’t get any writing done at all because we had real-life stuff going on. Monday and Tuesday I actually got almost 2k … Continue reading
Struggling and Straggling
I’m struggling this week. We’re four weeks into the semester, which means I’m grading papers, which I loathe. I want to just assume that my lectures are so brilliantly inspiring that all my students will breeze through all the assignments, … Continue reading →