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Taking the Challenge

I joined Monica Jackson's Writers Write challenge. The goal is to write every day, six days a week. I did great Monday night with an added 700+ words to my WIP, Magic & Madness. I knew I wouldn't be able to write last night so I tried writing on my lunch hour. I got one and a half paragraphs before I got interrupted; Tuesdays will remain the most challenging day as they're my scrapbooking night at mom's.

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  1. Colin8:23 AM

    Good luck on the writing challenge and congrats on becoming an Aunt! :-)

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  2. Anonymous3:39 PM

    I wish you luck, Krista!!

    You should have seen me slaving away last night... I was up for, I don't even know how late (probably until 3), writing away. I think I got half a chapter done in that amount of time. It's in need of a lot of sprucing up and I want to go back and fix my dialouge, but I was on a role last night. I sat down and just typed and typed...

    I tell you what... it's been a long time since that's happened ^_^

    But good luck on writing everyday, six days a week! Let me know how it goes :P

    -Crystal

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  3. Moi8:06 AM

    Who said that the non-writing night had to be Sunday? ;) Why not make it Tuesday so you can enjoy your scrapbooking night without guilt?

    Good luck.

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  4. Moi8:06 AM

    Who said that the non-writing night had to be Sunday? ;) Why not make it Tuesday so you can enjoy your scrapbooking night without guilt?

    Good luck.

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  5. Sandy J9:07 PM

    Besides being addicted to Blogs, scrapbooking is my other vice. So far behind in it (as with my writing), but it is so much fun. Has something to do with our need for creativity, I guess! Found a link to you through Colin of Freedom from the Mundane! Great Blog!

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  6. Krista Heiser9:20 AM

    Welcome, Sandy! A fellow writer and scrapbooker...I'm enchanted. :D

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