Juggling on a tightrope

Actually quite enjoying the indexing, despite the looming deadline. Also, the English language has changed more in the past 500 years than Latin has (Yes, I understand why), which has made for some interesting reading.

Tomorrow, I’m investing a chunk of the day in time with my daughter — both a field trip and her weekly Brownies meeting — so I’m doing the burning-the-candle-at-both-ends thing again. Sleep is for the weak — or at least the weekend.

Words written today: 525
Words written this month: 10,800
Words written 2017: 91,600
Average words/day 2017: 848
Books completed 2017: 1
Pages read today: 0 for pleasure; many, many for work
Books read 2017: 7

dogwood flowers

Dogwood flowering near the library today (Note that the green centers are actually the unopened buds.)

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3 Responses to Juggling on a tightrope

  1. Nicki says:

    I hope you have fun on the field trip. I didn’t know that about the dogwood (nor about English changing more than Latin, although it makes sense as many people don’t regularly speak Latin anymore). I have learned two things today! (Also, that I need to be more patient, but that’s somewhat unrelated.) 🙂

    • Erin says:

      Field trip was fun. I was shocked at how many people didn’t know what a parsnip or sweet potato was. Told the girl I’m dragging her to the store with me so she learns to identify more produce. 😉

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