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Last Ten Days!!
Nov. 21st, 2015 10:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
faradLooking at the finish line, people - everybody hanging in??
I notice that Deannie has posted a few new stories - awesome! And here in the US, we're entering the Thanksgiving week - which could be both good (time off from work) and bad (holiday obligations and for some, extra work, as the holiday shopping season starts!)
I myself will be 'sprint writing' - putting in words as I can, here and there. (I am in the end of semester grading, which is always obstructive, bleah).
Charlotte mentioned an idea the other day that I had forgotten and one that I have, in the past, found useful for keeping me writing: work on two pieces at the same time. I have noticed that when I do that, when I get stuck in one, I can turn to the other and the writing comes a little easier on it (and often, I find the words to become 'unstuck' in it). Anyone else tried that?
I notice that Deannie has posted a few new stories - awesome! And here in the US, we're entering the Thanksgiving week - which could be both good (time off from work) and bad (holiday obligations and for some, extra work, as the holiday shopping season starts!)
I myself will be 'sprint writing' - putting in words as I can, here and there. (I am in the end of semester grading, which is always obstructive, bleah).
Charlotte mentioned an idea the other day that I had forgotten and one that I have, in the past, found useful for keeping me writing: work on two pieces at the same time. I have noticed that when I do that, when I get stuck in one, I can turn to the other and the writing comes a little easier on it (and often, I find the words to become 'unstuck' in it). Anyone else tried that?