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10/17/2005

Finished WARM, hallelujah!

At 9:00 I started to work, finally, although I finished the cut of Glimmertalk, earlier. Bob's made progress zapping words on Last Chief. Yesterday, had to get my head straight about what was being looked for in the market, compiled a to-do list, matched it againsts products, now all I have to do is clean it all up and submit.

The good news is I finished Warm -- 1600 words. I'm relieved, I wasn't sure I could get it out. Sent it off to Joe and Heidi for critique.

Plus burned 400 calories and did 24's on all weights except the belly stuff that I do at 48.

Next week is dedicated to clean up, compile Writer's Weekend and Viable Paradise notes and critique (80? from Joe and Heidi and I owe Critters) before trying to do new scenes.

Posted at 04:30 AM in Life of a Writer |

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