It's Monday, and as always I partly dread the week ahead. I know there's going to be lot of work, but if I convince myself that it's all worth it, I tend to feel accomplished. And starting this week, my time is freed up a bit. Friday was the last episode of As the World Turns (I know, I know--I did love my stories) so now I have absolutely nothing to keep me from working from the time I get up until dinner time. I'm using this extra hour to my advantage. I will bee working on 277 Miles revisions for the full hour until I can get it into a polished, workable manuscript.
One other thing I have to get out of the way: my shameless promotion of the week. This week (and for many more weeks to come) I'm going to be letting you guys know about the estate jewelry I have up on eBay. This week I have two lovely bracelets. Check them out.
This little writer has to get back to her work, so have a happy week!
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Monday, September 20, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Out and About Online
I've been absent from this blog for a little while, but in the week or so I left, I was trying to set up a little side business. I have always sold things occasionally on eBay, and what I'm doing now is probably also considered occasional, but yes... I have gone and bought some vintage estate costume/fashion jewelry. I took what I wanted, and now I'm selling the rest. Since I'm not a fan of anything gold/gold toned, there's a lot of great stuff. You can take a look at this week's auction HERE.
My goal? To make enough money so that I can shave an hour or two off of work. This frees up more time to work on the writing thing. I dug out the novel 277 Miles and really want to get back into that... it's one of only a handful of novels that have a complete first draft! I sort of started the first revision before I temporarily abandoned the project for a few months, but I'm ready and willing to sit the all the agonizing changes this time.
My goal? To make enough money so that I can shave an hour or two off of work. This frees up more time to work on the writing thing. I dug out the novel 277 Miles and really want to get back into that... it's one of only a handful of novels that have a complete first draft! I sort of started the first revision before I temporarily abandoned the project for a few months, but I'm ready and willing to sit the all the agonizing changes this time.
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