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Week 1 Totals

I plan on working on the story a bit more tonight, but I thought I'd take a break and put up my weekly totals.

I have written over 5000 words this week. The actual number according to my calculations is 5,026 words since Monday. Not bad. Not bad at all. Not when you consider I ended up taking a couple of days off this week.

Next weeks challenge is to keep writing when I need to complete my mid-term essays for my Travellers in the Middle East course. Not to mention starting Paper #2 for my Witches and Witch Hunt course. I know it'll all fall into place, but writing this story would be much easier if I didn't have to worry about homework!

I know. Woe is me!

If I'd watched a little less television this weekend I might have actually managed to complete at least one of the essays...or written a couple thousand more words. Either would have been good.
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  1. Amanda5:11 AM

    That's a really good total for the first week. Keep up the momentum. :)
    Amanda

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  2. Jake7:23 AM

    Keep up the good work. You've got a lot on your plate and I'm impressed by your ability to keep writing.
    I've got a question-if you don't mind. I saw your little widget that posts your total word count. I've been looking for one of those, can you tell me where to get that? Thanks,
    Matt

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  3. Krista Heiser9:00 AM

    Sure. You plug in your numbers here at http://www.zokutou.co.uk/wordmeter2/
    and then you paste that code into your blog/website.

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