argh -- missed a day again
Oct. 11th, 2013 04:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mmegaeraOh, well. Here we go, anyway.
Day One: Ten random facts about yourself.
Day Two: Nine things you do every day.
Day Three: Eight things that annoy you.
Day Four: Seven fears/phobias.
Day Five: Six songs that you’re addicted to.
Day Six: Five things you can’t live without.
Day Seven: Four memories you won’t forget.
Day Eight: Three words you can’t go a day without using.
Day Nine: Two things you wish you could do.
Day Ten: One person you can trust.
This one is as bad as day five, which I also ended up delaying. I sense a trend here.
There are lots of words I use every day, but none of them that I can think of are remarkable in any way.
So I'll just be flip, and say,
1) Breakfast.
2) Lunch.
3) Dinner.
There.
Oh, and have come to a grinding halt on Ghost Light, earlier than I usually do for the "crap, well, I had fun writing the beginning, but now I need to figure out what the book's really about" part of the program. So I spent yesterday's and today's writing time working on character charts and throughlines. That usually helps at this stage.
Then I went to a quilt show this afternoon. There's another one tomorrow, another one in two weeks, and yet another one two weeks after that. I love quilt show season [g].
Day One: Ten random facts about yourself.
Day Two: Nine things you do every day.
Day Three: Eight things that annoy you.
Day Four: Seven fears/phobias.
Day Five: Six songs that you’re addicted to.
Day Six: Five things you can’t live without.
Day Seven: Four memories you won’t forget.
Day Eight: Three words you can’t go a day without using.
Day Nine: Two things you wish you could do.
Day Ten: One person you can trust.
This one is as bad as day five, which I also ended up delaying. I sense a trend here.
There are lots of words I use every day, but none of them that I can think of are remarkable in any way.
So I'll just be flip, and say,
1) Breakfast.
2) Lunch.
3) Dinner.
There.
Oh, and have come to a grinding halt on Ghost Light, earlier than I usually do for the "crap, well, I had fun writing the beginning, but now I need to figure out what the book's really about" part of the program. So I spent yesterday's and today's writing time working on character charts and throughlines. That usually helps at this stage.
Then I went to a quilt show this afternoon. There's another one tomorrow, another one in two weeks, and yet another one two weeks after that. I love quilt show season [g].
