I am starting this Round late, although I know that late is better than never, especially in the challenge that “knows you have a life.” I am starting very small, and will add more goals when my day job calms down in a few weeks. So, here they are, in all their simplicity:
Work toward more consistency in my check-ins.
Post the A-Z blog challenge posts.
Write or edit for at least two hours five days a week.
Please check out the goals of other ROWers, which you can find here.
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Published by Elizabeth Anne Mitchell
I am the youngest of four children, raised in the old-fashioned Irish-American way. I suspect my mother encouraged me to write from an early age to keep me out of her hair, although she may have regretted the decision when my teachers began to call about the controversial stories I was writing. Thus I began my career of butting heads with the good sisters at my Catholic elementary school, and ended it by leaving high school for college with no diploma. I wear my high-school dropout badge rebelliously and proudly.
In college, I became fascinated with the Middle Ages, which was described as a “starry night” by one of my professors. So began a trek through languages and legends that informs my narrative non-fiction and historical fiction, as well as my blogs.
I love feedback and enjoy discussing ideas. I have an accountability blog for the Round of Words in Eighty Days entitled Leavekeeping; I write a blog on literary history, intellectual history, and the history of words entitled Lapidary Prose. I'm on Twitter and Facebook; my email is lapidaryprose@gmail.com.
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Good luck with these goals. I look forward to reading your check-in posts and progress.
Thank you, Ruichan. I’m planning on following your progress as well. ☺️
Sounds like some good goals when other parts of your life are chaotic.
Thanks, Fallon. I’m always impressed by how much you accomplish. I may start tracking my knitting and other creative projects, following your lead. My progress on those is better than my writing, sadly!