You cannot say you were not warned. Last night, in the process of executing my day’s 4 pages of novel, I finished my current writing notebook and started a new one. (not Clairefontaine this time — I’m trying to use up the other blank books I have sitting around. If anyone actually cares why Clairefontaine is my paper product of choice, even compared with {new notebook} the wildly popular Moleskine, I would be more than happy to blog about that.)
The reason this transition is almost interesting enough to warrant your attention is that I started this new notebook August 14th. One month and two days to get through 192 pages, and they aren’t exactly mingy tiny pages either. I am massively proud of this productivity, and on top of it, September 16 marked one month without break of the 500 words a day project. I actually kept a resolution for a whole month! About something other than flossing!
Now I guess I’d better go recalibrate and figure out how many pages in a Moleskine is 500 typed….
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Yea!
Congrats on the progress! That is certainly worth patting yourself on the back.
Re: Yea!
Thanks! You make me feel less bean-county for broadcasting it to the world :p
rah!
I salute you & your PRODUCTIVA!!!! That is indeed an achievement. I wish I could be that consistent about anything for that long. (Furthermore, now you can carry this momentum right into the flossing. The gum recession doesn’t grow back!)
Re: rah!
Hey! That’s not what the dentist told me! Don’t take my hope away!
Next notebook may take longer. The pages have the lines a little closer than I prefer, and there are a few more of them. Eek!