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    I've been pretty good about this during the month of April 6 months ago

    since I’m working on Script Frenzy. Just forcing myself to write something, anything, is better than nothing. One page usually ends up turning into two or three or five, haha!



    Back on track. 8 months ago

    I’ve been neglecting my writing lately… don’t know why. But anyway, today I did some revision work on “After Alice.” I need to get lots more done… I’m so behind!



    Daily Checklist, Part II 10 months ago
    • January 12 + 13 – no writing due to being sick
    • January 11/09, 7:45 PM to 8:05 PM – revisions for “After Alice”
    • January 10/09, 11:30 PM to 11:45 PM – 2 pages of brainstorming for new series (“Retail,” approximately 400 words)
    • January 9/09, 11:30 PM to 11:45 PM – 1 page of a new script completed (“Symphonic,” approximately 300 words)


    A thought. 10 months ago

    After completing nearly 9500 words in five days, the thought of winning NaNoWriMo or Script Frenzy is not nearly so impossible. I’m wondering… maybe this is the year I do it!

    Script Frenzy is in April, and it’s 100 pages in 30 days… well, I did 43 pages in 5 days, so that’s DEFINITELY do-able.

    NaNoWriMo is in November, 50000 words in 30 days. I did 9500 words in 5 days… so, again, I’m thinking this is do-able. Breaking it down, technically I’d have to write 1667 words per day to win NaNoWriMo. When you break it down like that it doesn’t seem so intimidating.

    Hmmmm… hmmmm… :)



    Daily Checklist. 10 months ago
    • January 8/09 – “AFTER ALICEIS COMPLETE!
      9:00 PM to 10:30 PM – 6 pages of my play completed (43 pages total, approximately 9500 words)
      12:15 PM to 1:15 PM – 4 pages of my play completed (37 total, approximately 8100 words)
      12:15 AM to 12:45 AM – 3 pages of my play completed (33 total, approximately 7100 words)
    • January 7/09, 11:15 AM to 11:30 AM – 1 page of my play completed (30 total, approximately 6400 words)
    • January 6/09, 10:30 PM to 12 AM – 6 pages of my play completed (29 total, approximately 5900 words)
      12 AM to 2 AM – 6 pages of my play completed (23 total, approximately 4700 words)
    • January 5/09, 11 AM to 2 PM – 12 pages of my play completed (17 total, approximately 3200 words)
    • January 4/09, 9:30 PM to 10:30 PM – 5 pages of my play completed (“After Alice,” approximately 1000 words)

    Total time spent writing “After Alice” – 10 hours, 45 minutes



    I need some discipline in my writing life. 10 months ago

    I’ve procrastinated for long enough writing this play, and now the director is pissed that I’m not done. I need to get this done, and once it’s finished, I need to keep writing whatever comes into my head, just to get a body of work done that I can use!

    If I make it part of my daily routine, it’ll be that much easier.



    wooleyduck is planning for a lot of change in 2009.

    a few snippets 15 months ago

    It hasn’t been 15 minutes yet, but I’ve written for 100words.com for 3 nights in a row now.



    wooleyduck is planning for a lot of change in 2009.

    working on it 16 months ago

    I wrote for 15 minutes yesterday but I doubt I’ll be up to it tonight. We’ll see.



    wooleyduck is planning for a lot of change in 2009.

    7 days worth at least 16 months ago

    I want to do this for at least a week. Maybe longer, if it goes well.



    JaneKnits working hard...

    Compiling information 19 months ago

    Well, I’ve gotten a little side-tracked in the information gathering phase. I’ve been playing around with Google & MapQuest maps of Wales (where my story is mostly set) and England – Oxford area and I find myself imagining myself driving down the road in my mind, and getting my ideas about my main character in this mode.
    Sometimes, I do find listing to a certain type of music or being in a certain place helps me to visualize the sense of place. I also have been reading a lot of PD James to get into a certain mood and mindset. Her writing is so descriptive and creates such a mood.
    It’s not exactly writing or getting words on paper but it is at least continuing to think about it.



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