Hope you had a good Christmas.
I'm slowly returning to some sort of normality, despite a cold that two members of the family had over Christmas and have now given to me; but the good news is I'm breathing okay and haven't developed a chest infection, so three cheers for my inhalers...
Actually I'm starting to get itchy fingers. I want to get back to the novella, but the family are all at home, and there's little peace and quiet, so I'll be catching up on a few outstanding tasks meanwhile- why does everything that needs you to do something, or ring up, arrive on Christmas Eve when it's too late?
At least I'll be able to get straight to work when they do go back to their normal routine.
I intend to try out a few different strategies in 2013 to attempt to get more writing done.
So strategy 1: Stop procrastinating and write 100-500 words minimum each week- if I do more, great. It may not seem much, but it's setting myself a better routine.
As I haven't thought of a second strategy yet, the first one better work... :-)
I've also realised that my sense of what day of the week it actually is, will have returned by then!
I'm writing this Sunday evening, but I keep thinking it's Saturday- probably because the usual weekend tv programmes aren't necessarily on...
Hope 2012 was a good year for you. But if it wasn't, I hope you have better times in 2013.
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Don't know if it's relevant, but there's an article in the January issue of Dorset Life about the great storm of 1824. There's lots of references to the Weymouth and Fleet areas.
At the end of January the article will be on the magazine's website.
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