Challenge! 30 Day Challenge

[Sunny Irene Roth]

Hi all,

I am re-instituting the challenge we started last month. I am challenging you to write 15 to 30 minutes every day for 30 days. Check off how you do, and then let us know each week under this thread.

You may want to take out a fresh calendar page, and put a check mark next to the day when you achieve your goal.

Good luck, and please let me know how you are doing!

Irene S. Roth

 

[Mel Corbett]

Right. I think I should say that I am in So far, I've had two high word count days. I forgot that I'd be gone today, but I wrote in the car while my husband drove. One of his friends was with, so it wasn't really rude. It's hard to hear in the backseat with the baby.

 

[Sunny Irene Roth]

Great Mel!!

 

[D.L. Gioe]

I'm in so far too! In fact, this marks week three of me getting up before anyone else in the house to start writing by 6:30 a.m. I write until 8 a.m., with just a brief pause around 7 when my son gets up to get him snuggled down with some breakfast and some entertainment. It's really helping me feel like the rest of the day is full of time. Today I put in another 3 hours after my son went to school, and admittedly, it hurt to stop since the revisions were going painfully slow. But knowing I'll tackle them for another 90 minutes tomorrow is helping me keep it all in perspective.

 

[Sunny Irene Roth]

Great work Thea!. I am so proud of you!

 

[Mel Corbett]

I'm checking in. I've hit at least 500 words every day so far this month. *yay* well... okay, one of those days was handwritten on my outline while we drove to a baby shower, so I think I hit 500 that day. Hard to say. I've been working on my outline for my next book and I've been working n my non-fiction ebook assignment.

I need to come up with a title so that I can get a cover, haha. Maybe a series title as well, I kept it short, and I think I have enough for two or three more 10 page booklets in the same little series.