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In my “My Plan – My Goal: To Write More” post, I said, “I plan to report my progress at the end of each week.  Sunday or Monday, I will post a progress report on this blog.”

This post is my sixth progress report – and it’s after seven full weeks of the project. Keep reading →

In my “My Plan – My Goal: To Write More” post, I said, “I plan to report my progress at the end of each week. Sunday or Monday, I will post a progress report on this blog.”

This post is my fifth progress report. Keep reading →

In my “My Plan – My Goal: To Write More” post, I said, “I plan to report my progress at the end of each week. Sunday or Monday, I will post a progress report on this blog.”

This post is my fourth progress report. Keep reading →

In my “My Plan – My Goal: To Write More” post, I said, “I plan to report my progress at the end of each week. Sunday or Monday, I will post a progress report on this blog.”

This post is my third progress report. Keep reading →

In my “My Plan – My Goal: To Write More” post, a week ago this past Friday, I said, “I plan to report my progress at the end of each week. Sunday or Monday, I will post a progress report on this blog.”

This post is my second progress report. Keep reading →

In the “My Plan – My Goal: To Write More” post, this past Friday, I said, “I plan to report my progress at the end of each week. Sunday or Monday, I will post a progress report on this blog.”

This post is my first progress report. Keep reading →

Hi again.

The poplar tree partition behind our house is filling in beautifully. And I must fill in as well.

I said, in my “New Beginning” post on Monday, that I intend to make a plan, to declare my plan, and then work to carry it out. Keep reading →

Hi there! I’m back.

There’s a row of Poplar trees behind our house. In winter, the branches are bare, and I can see through the trees to the scrub beyond.

Today it’s spring, and the Poplars’ foliage is filling in – once again.

As leafy life returns to the trees outside my window, I am returning to my blogging. Keep reading →

One forgets words as one forgets names. One’s vocabulary needs constant fertilizing or it will die.
Evelyn Waugh

I never made a mistake in grammar but one in my life and as soon as I done it I seen it.
Carl Sandburg

Do you want to improve the quality of your writing? – whatever kind of writing you do. Are you looking for writing tools that can move as speedily and nimbly as your mind moves. Are you seeking to improve your grammar skills? Keep reading →

On Leo Babauta’s “Write to Done” blog, in an article titled “10 Tips for Getting Started as a Freelancer“, Leo offers his usual extraordinary advice.

One noble nugget of guidance, in that article, is to find mentors.
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