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Writing Stats for the week of July 10-17

Hello everyone!  Here is my writing progress for the week.  Remember, I am only working on the one project, which I am currently calling "Project Reboot".


Monday July 11: +188 words

Tuesday July 12: No Writing

Wednesday July 13: +256 words

Thursday July 14: No Writing

Friday July 15: +309 words

Saturday July 16: +84 words

Sunday July 17: +239 words

Weekly Words Written: 1076

Total Words to date: 1439

Current Status: About halfway through Chapter 1.

Camp NaNoWriMo Update:  Remember, my goal this month was to write 5000 words, and camp nanowrimo says that "at this rate I'll reach 5000 words on September 2nd." omg. No.  Hafta step up my game!!

Some Goals:

1. I want to be writing AT LEAST 6 days a week.  I'm giving myself 1 day off because my Tuesdays are crazy.  But ultimately, until my schedule calms down and I can write 7 days a week, I want to write 6.

2.  I want to write at least 100 words during the days that I write.  I'm all about "just getting words on a page" but if I go by JUST that philosophy, I'll write 10 words and call it good.  I want to not only FINISH this project, but I want to push myself as a writer as well.

I have no idea if I'll make my camp nanowrimo goal (considering I didn't actually start writing until the 10th of the month), but I'm gonna push towards my goals and see what happens.



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