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February update; March goals
Days written: 18/28
Days written, YTD: 39
Words written: 5,214
Words of fic written: 1,614
Stories worked on: One
Stories posted: None
Specific goals:
1. Write at least six days a week when not traveling. Almost -- I didn't quite get back into the groove on this when we got back. And I did end up taking the entire vacation off from writing, probably because I didn't really have anything quick to work on in moments of downtime.
2. Plan a line for trope bingo, write and post at least one story (I'll put up the card soon). Nope. I know what I want to write first but I still don't know exactly what I'm going to do for it. I need to start noodling on this soon.
3. Get started on political linkspams for 2018 (despite my plans, I haven't done one yet). Entirely failed. Should I even keep doing these? I kind of want to, kind of miss them, and find the whole idea kind of oppressive. Let's think about this a little.
4. Two substantial posts for Lady Business and/or my own journal (not counting the Hugo Recs post). I didn't finish anything for LB, but I did get a couple of real posts into my journal (although my posting schedule overall was very light). I did get the LB Hugo Recs post up on time (for the extended deadline), at least.
February is always a down month, but apparently I didn't plan for it to be down enough. Live and learn. I have a con and a business trip in March, but other than that I think I can manage a six-day per week writing schedule (and I usually get at least wrap-up posts written during FogCon). So here's my (hopefully) reasonable goals for March:
1. Write an average of six days per week (this will help smooth out con and travel).
2. Write at least two sections of Wardens of Ivalice.
3. Draft and ideally post at least one Trope Bingo fic.
4. Post at least one political linkspam. Decide if I want to continue the project.
5. Write and post a Tales from the TBR for![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
ladybusiness (after the Hugo nomination deadline).
Days written, YTD: 39
Words written: 5,214
Words of fic written: 1,614
Stories worked on: One
Stories posted: None
Specific goals:
1. Write at least six days a week when not traveling. Almost -- I didn't quite get back into the groove on this when we got back. And I did end up taking the entire vacation off from writing, probably because I didn't really have anything quick to work on in moments of downtime.
2. Plan a line for trope bingo, write and post at least one story (I'll put up the card soon). Nope. I know what I want to write first but I still don't know exactly what I'm going to do for it. I need to start noodling on this soon.
3. Get started on political linkspams for 2018 (despite my plans, I haven't done one yet). Entirely failed. Should I even keep doing these? I kind of want to, kind of miss them, and find the whole idea kind of oppressive. Let's think about this a little.
4. Two substantial posts for Lady Business and/or my own journal (not counting the Hugo Recs post). I didn't finish anything for LB, but I did get a couple of real posts into my journal (although my posting schedule overall was very light). I did get the LB Hugo Recs post up on time (for the extended deadline), at least.
February is always a down month, but apparently I didn't plan for it to be down enough. Live and learn. I have a con and a business trip in March, but other than that I think I can manage a six-day per week writing schedule (and I usually get at least wrap-up posts written during FogCon). So here's my (hopefully) reasonable goals for March:
1. Write an average of six days per week (this will help smooth out con and travel).
2. Write at least two sections of Wardens of Ivalice.
3. Draft and ideally post at least one Trope Bingo fic.
4. Post at least one political linkspam. Decide if I want to continue the project.
5. Write and post a Tales from the TBR for
ladybusiness (after the Hugo nomination deadline).