You may have figured out by my lack of posts lately that I am back to writing. My new novel is due June 1 so I have my work cut out for me! I have set a goal of writing 2000 words per day every day for 40 days straight. So far, so good. At this rate I should be finished with my first draft (but most assuredly NOT my last) by mid February. Of course, I am willing to stretch that to late February because I know that glitches will come and I will not stick perfectly with my plan.
But it's good to have one nonetheless.
So, since I am not addding much content of my own. I am going to try and pop by here daily and at least link to a post that I think is worth reading.
Today's is this prayer box idea. Before you toss all your Christmas cards, here's a great idea of what to do with them! I will be back Monday with another link and I just might try to do a menu plan and daybook entry too. I do love blogging and while I may go MIA every so often, know that I will always return.
And now I am off to work out on the treadmill. In addition to attempting to write 2000 words per day I am also trying NOT to miss a single day on the treadmill. Ah, January, the month of goals, ideals and good intentions!
5 comments:
Wow! You aim high. The cool part is you actually hit your goals too, unlike some others of us.
Go for it, girlie! I was just thinking the other day that you would make the world's nicest drill sergeant. Because you definitely get things done and inspire others to do so :)
You always inspire me with your aspirations and encourage my heart...
I was JUST there... funny you mentioned it :) I tried to comment on her blog, but because it's embedded comments, I cannot. sad.
good luck. sounds like a lot of writing, but I'm sure if you set your mind to it, you can do it!
great job so far, lady!
Amy in Peru
http://apilgrimsproject.blogspot.com
Whoo! 2000 words! You go, girl! I love the fact that you set goals and reach them, yet still know that even if you don't, it's okay. But I have every confidence in you that you'll meet them all.
Thanks for the link. Another blogger Susan does something similar. Her family places all the cards in a basket and leaves it on the center of their kitchen table. They pluck a card every night and pray for that family. Loved that idea!
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