Day 3 – She doesn’t otherwise move to hug, mind you – with her it’s not really the hug that matters – it’s about leaving herself an opportunity to judge, so it’s left for the opponent to close, so she can grumble about them being rude if they don’t.Day 2 – It’s then that I remember why my door has moved, and why I hear construction noises from a corner in my room that doesn’t usually have a window.
Day 28 – ‘And this is precisely why I want to see what other people’s heartbreaks look like.’.If he still needs his mother to hunt for a partner for him in this way, I sincerely advise him to remain best friends with masturbation for the rest of his life.’ Day 25 – ‘I don’t know you, and I don’t give a damn about your son’s promotion.Day 21 – ‘I understand you mortals have a thing for bringing their loved ones back alive, however, you know, high prices must be paid.’.Day 16 – Her sadness sounded hauntingly sincere, and she stroked Minru’s hair with such tenderness that anyone might believe she was the most attentive mother on earth.Day 13 – It’s not so much the pain that bothers me – it never is – the real devil here is the haunting fact that ‘I’ve no bloody idea when this is going to stop’.Do you know what this means? It means I’m not interested.’ ‘Oh wait, we don’t have any vacancy for weather forecast gods at the moment. Day 5 – ‘Save your CV for the next HR meeting.’ Minru apparently had no mercy or respect for the honour of the Dragons.Day 3 – ‘I’m never moving back, Auntie.Day 2 – It’s not every day that one wakes up in one’s own bed half-convinced their body should be better off anywhere else, but this is, owing to some unfathomable joke that fate plays on her life principles, one of them.Now, LET'S DO THIS! I'm super pumped and a little nervous (I may or may not have just farted a little lol). įollow my #GetWrite2020 story highlight on IG for updates on my writing journey! Post your progress throughout the month using the hashtag #GetWrite2020. Share this calendar along with your challenge goal with your friends on social media. My challenge goal for January is to write two chapters of my book by the end of the month.īloggers, authors or anyone who wants to get in the habit of writing more consistently are welcome to join me! All you have to do is: For example, Days 1-4 are 50 words Days 5-8 are 75 words Days 9-11 are 100 words, etc (see calendar below).
So, to hold myself accountable and ENSURE that I accomplish my goal next year, I've put together a writing challenge that I'm kicking off in January: the #GetWrite2020 challenge.Įach day has a goal of a certain number of words to write. Basically what it boils down to is me getting out of my own way, buckling down and just getting s*** done. You'd think that since I'm a blogger it'd be nothing for me to sit down and crank out several pages a week (and it really should be that simple), but like I said, it's mental. This is my first book, so I'm pretty sure the reason I've been sitting on it for so long is 95% mental and.okay, okay, it's 100% mental. I've probably written 100 different versions of this same book over the last five or six years. My issue is I'll start writing, stop, go back, delete basically everything I wrote and start all over again. Those of you who know me personally know I've been sitting on this book for YEARS now. But because I have a major goal that I'm hellbent on accomplishing next year: Not just because it's a new year, new decade or the fact that I'm turning 30. Needless to say, 2020 is a pretty big deal for me. I was literally a 20-year-old college student like, five minutes ago, with big dreams and not a single freaking clue of what my twenties had in store for me.
Which is crazy because.what? Thirty?!?! HOW, SWAY. And rightfully so.įor starters, I'm turning 30 in four months. A new year and the start of an entire new decade is in a couple of days and, quite frankly, I'm a little freaked out.
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