Keeping myself honest

[ksmith]

Copying from rolanni in the hopes that posting progress may actually goad me into making some.

Progress on Endgame: 297 words. Ended the scene as well, which was nice.

Practiced guitar for about a half hour--did so last night as well, and will try to do so every night. Had my first lesson on Monday. I think I'll like my teacher. He started me off with a few chords, and seemed pleased that I was able to remember a few points from all those lessons gone by. I ordered the lesson book, which should be here by Friday. I hope I can stick with this because I really want to learn to play.

Waiting for the info/password/whatever that I need to log onto my online tech writing class, which starts on Monday. I imagine this will bite into Endgame, but only for 6 weeks.

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[kristine-smith.livejournal.com]

Well...I don't have a total word count yet, and it's fairly low in any case. The section that I'm working on now is about 1/4 or so of the way along. I seldom if ever try to write scenes out of sequence, but I needed something to kickstart things, and this was a decent place to start.

This book will offer its own sort of struggle, at least in the beginning. Not as bad as CI, I hope, but the inertial moment is rather high.

I'm enjoying the guitar stuff so far. Hope I still feel that way after a couple of weeks.

[syntaxhorror.livejournal.com]

This book will offer its own sort of struggle, at least in the beginning. Not as bad as CI, I hope, but the inertial moment is rather high.

That usually makes them better. =) I'd imagine it would be harder to feel satisfied with a book that is easy to write, or is it the other way around?

[kristine-smith.livejournal.com]

I think at times that a book that came easily would be an absolute pleasure. For once, no picking details here and words there and sticking them together with drops of blood.

Not that we're feeling Dramatic or anything...