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Feb. 24th, 2010 11:02 pmI have the greatest admiration for the people who faithfully post everyday. It amazes me that they can continually think of new things to write eloquently or humorously about--especially humor. I'm sure half of the English-speaking population knows this, but http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/ is updated everyday (just about, until very recently) and the blogger Jen is unfailingly funny and ready to pun you into oblivion.
My pitiful resolution, formed somewhere in the middle of February, was to post everyday. I know that more than 59% (that's just a random number, by the way) of it will be utter garbage which I will wince at later (I can't believe I wrote this stuff! And posted it!) but that kind of lack-of-constancy is not doing anything for my writing skills. The reason I enjoyed Nanowrimo so much (other than to simply push my inner editor out of the door) was that it put a deadline and a definite word count. And that forced me to write, and write, and write.
So, good, bad, or ugly posts are coming onto my journal, for at least 350 or so days. Some of them, I can already foresee, are going to be long-winded, completely disorganized rambles; others will be terse and snappish; a couple more rants are coming (*cough* pro-choice and the definition of choice). Stay tuned and brace yourself...whichever you prefer.
My pitiful resolution, formed somewhere in the middle of February, was to post everyday. I know that more than 59% (that's just a random number, by the way) of it will be utter garbage which I will wince at later (I can't believe I wrote this stuff! And posted it!) but that kind of lack-of-constancy is not doing anything for my writing skills. The reason I enjoyed Nanowrimo so much (other than to simply push my inner editor out of the door) was that it put a deadline and a definite word count. And that forced me to write, and write, and write.
So, good, bad, or ugly posts are coming onto my journal, for at least 350 or so days. Some of them, I can already foresee, are going to be long-winded, completely disorganized rambles; others will be terse and snappish; a couple more rants are coming (*cough* pro-choice and the definition of choice). Stay tuned and brace yourself...whichever you prefer.
