Where am I ( Read more... )

I know, I know... I focus too much on goals... that's my own brain being difficult. I take deadlines seriously and missing them, for me, is troublesome ( Read more... )

I reached 360 pounds today, an achievement that is almost certainly temporary. I fully expect tomorrow or over the weekend when there is more unstructured food time that the weight will bounce and I'll get frustrated again ( Read more... )

Weight: I'm currently at 363. Yes, I realize that means I've passed my goal to reach 370 by the end of the month, but the weight loss has slowed considerably, so if I can get ahead on my goals that's for the best ( Read more... )

And I'm not ready. We ordered our Christmas cards and I expect we'll probably send them out early this week... Kyle Hunter did a lovely design for us as always ( Read more... )

Between work on finishing up my NanoNovel (at 76K words and still going), working on some editing for the Wayfinder fanzine, and my father-in-law being in the hospital, I've been going a little crazy ( Read more... )

I crossed the victory line for National Novel Writing Month on Monday at our weekly write-in. The story isn't done, but with almost two weeks left in the month, I expect that I will be able to finish it and maybe even move on to finishing an older project too ( Read more... )

Writing has been off the last few days, despite my best efforts. None-the-less, I have reached a healthy 32,500 words, and assuming I get another 900 words tonight, which is likely, I'll hit my word count for the day without issue, putting me fully nine days ahead ( Read more... )

I'm in the midst of National Novel Writing Month and working constantly day in and day out to keep my word count up to snuff ( Read more... )

Nano is approaching and I am going in with some nervousness. I've been working with a friend from the WereCabbages on the possibility of doing Nano collaboratively this year, but as with any long distance project, this has some challenges... also, creative projects can be really difficult to do collaboratively... especially projects like nano, ( Read more... )