write everyday

I consider myself a decent writer, however I have gotten out of the habit I set last November in NaNo. I would like to get into the habit of writing every day before this November so NaNo won’t be so brutal this time around.

I’ve been writing for the past couple days. My roommate and I both decided we wanted to start writing me. It feels great to get stuff off my chest and onto paper.

I never write anymore. :(

I’ve kept journals and notebooks since I was young, and I used to write everyday or almost everyday. Now as I’ve gotten older I’ve had to cram much more into my life and writing is pushed out. What I want to do is practice my writing everyday and eventually start writing essays for contests. I love writing probably because I’ve been reading since I was young and chose writing as the easiest way to express myself.

I would love to write everyday. I started writing a story last year when I was really sick. I have to find the time to again. Now with school, music and sports there is almost no time. Hope I can mange to make some time and continue with my story. So far its over 200 pages. Crazy I know but, I was really sick last year and I had a lot of time on my hands.

I’ve finally decided to keep at my writing and make it a significant part of my life. I want to write professionally, and it’s time to start making it a priority. First thing to do? Write everyday—write anything of any length, just write!

I’m interested in improving my writing. My boyfriend knows this, of course, and gave me the new years resolution of writing something everyday. So far I’ve kept it up, and I’m allowed to only write a sentence or two on days I’m feeling less inspired. I’m working on a few short stories, keeping up with a blog, and playing with poetry (although I admit I’m not very good).

i write at least once a week…so that’s one step closer.

This weekend I began down a long road, a slippery sloped up hill battle, to fashion a life in spite of the last 30 years of heartache, disappointment, and inactivity. What started out as a simple exercise in writing an essay a day about any subject that came to mind emerged as a trip into the dark recesses of my soul. Boy, I need a light bulb in their, maybe a torch or two. I am going to set things right or as right as they can be and in the process hopefully become the person I’ve always dreamed that I could be. Let the healing and discovery begin.

A group of people did an experiment about musicians, and I think the same goes for writers.
You might be born with some kind of head start on everyone else in talent terms, but with some practice anyone can write.