After posting Typing Assignment #1, I watched the video about Assignment #2, and realized that the deadline for it was today. After watching the video and visiting Joe Van Cleave’s Blog page “Typing Assignment #2,” it was back to work. The assignment is to “write a one-page essay on what you find unique and/or valuable …
A couple weeks ago, I received an email from David Wells, creator of the Vermont Vintage Typewriter website, with his latest article. In it, he shared his submission to Joe Van Cleave’s “Typing Assignment.” Last week, another email arrived, with David’s submission to the second assignment. I kept the emails as new, wanting to refer …
The numbers: 96 typewritten pages. 55,287 words. Total Words Words 9/1/2016 2,668 2,668 9/2/2016 2,955 5,623 9/3/2016 0 5,623 9/4/2016 1,860 7,483 9/5/2016 3,180 10,663 9/6/2016 0 10,663 9/7/2016 778 11,441 9/8/2016 2,566 14,007 9/9/2016 3,986 17,993 9/10/2016 0 17,993 9/11/2016 0 17,993 9/12/2016 3,115 21,108 9/13/2016 1,826 22,934 9/14/2016 2,264 25,198 9/15/2016 4,212 29,410 …
My original plan was to participate in NaNoWriMo this year. However, my day-job threw me a new duty and responsibility. So, I decided to do NaNoWriMo in September. I got off to a good start, and was productive through to the first-week milepost. I made progress up to the halfway point. And here’s where I’m …
The first four pages, 2,455 words. Later, I added 213 words, which put me at 2,668 words for the first day. A solid start. I’m a little concerned, though. I planned out 20 chapters. The writing today put me at the end of Chapter Two. Obviously more fleshing out is going to be necessary as …
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