Hooray! Today I crossed the 2000 word mark. Unfortunately, not one of those words was written for 'The Forgotten Children'. Instead, I was writing a narrative for an educational publisher. It has to be 3350 words, or thereabouts, so I certainly broke the back of it today. With a bit of luck, I should be able to finish it tomorrow and get back to my Forgotten Children over the weekend!
The aim of this month was to write every day and I have nearly made it to the end of the first week. Here is my tally so far:
Day One - 1008 words
Day Two - 711 words
Day Three - 1055 words
Day Four - 568 words
Dave Five - 683 words
Today - 2025 words
That's a total of 6050 words, at an average of 1008 words a day. Just imagine if I could sustain this amount of writing. How much more prolific would I be?! And so the question remains - what stops me from being this disciplined the other 11 months of the year?
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I'll tell you what stops you from doing that the remaining 11 months of the year... the fact that you will lost fingers from typing too much!
I should invent some kind of finger spa, to sooth the fingers of a writer...
then you can live the dream and write, write, write... without the fear of finger loss!
*winks*
and ignore the spelling mistakes in the last comment...
its late and my fingers need to relax in the fictitious finger spa...
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