and it's over

[sofiaviolet]

60683 / 50000 words. 121% done!

I took a little time to gloat to my mom.

I'm already thinking about next year. Not just next November, but all of 2009. I have some pretty ambitious goals (75k in November! 1000 words per day, every day!), but I think I can achieve them. Especially if I count everything that is creative writing. I need to give myself credit for the stuff I write that isn't going to make my parents or my professors proud of me. I'm going to count poems toward my 1000-word daily goals. I'm going to count Lightning War. If I poke it into my computer and it isn't a research paper or blog entry, then it goes into my little spreadsheet.

dec 2: mini-presentation on status of women in Czech Republic
dec 4: 8 minute presentation to the class re: Voudou in 19th century New Orleans (only 8 minutes argh)
dec 8: final paper due: Japanese Pop Culture
dec 9: last day of Fiction Workshop, my turn again (revised synopsis or chapter 2?)
dec 9: reflection on readings for Women's Studies
dec 15: final paper due: history
dec 16: final paper due: Women's Studies

Comments

[pink-rainshower.livejournal.com]

Hey there! It's cool that you found me!

Jw, which women's studies course are you taking?

[zillahseye.livejournal.com]

*does up-arms for you*

[maryangel200.livejournal.com]

Woohoo I'm glad you're finally done.
Good luck with your papers.

[sofiaviolet]

Amanda Crabb's section of the 100-level course. It's been pretty awesome so far. :)

[sofiaviolet]

Thank you.

God I love NaNo. All those people out there, doing the same thing! Facing the same challenges!

[sofiaviolet]

Thanks. Although "done" is a relative term. :)

Papers shouldn't be difficult; it's a matter of sitting down and writing them.