Three thousand, six hundred fifty-two words. Sound low? It is if your goal is to win Nanowrimo. For me, this is a great number. It means I’m writing. I’ve put some words on paper almost every day since the beginning of the month.
Plus, I started out handwriting everything. I only switched to typing last night at my region’s first write-in. So I’m not doing so bad.
Winning would be great but that’s not my goal. My goal is to get back into a regular writing routine. Ideally, I would write at least four days a week. I don’t want to work on my husband’s days off because he has a weird work schedule and we get little time together except those two days a week.
On Saturday my muse thinks it’s time to crawl under a mental rock and hide. It frustrated me at first but now I enjoy having time to myself with no expectations. However, for the rest of this month, I plan to try to write every day, if only for thirty minutes to an hour. Chronic back pain will make it hard, but I if I don’t attempt it, I’ll be disappointed in myself.
I’m trying not to have a word count goal but my brain is stuck on half. If I can reach 25,000 words I’d probably be satisfied. If I write about 900 words a day I’ll get there.
I’ll post another update on my progress soon.
You win simply by writing
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I need to get back into a routine but I figure with the holidays approaching there isn’t much sense in getting too serious about it until the first of the new year. 900 words per day is a lot. I wish you good luck.
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