Checking in on Day 24

[linaewen]

Hello!  I'm linaewen, your friendly "how are you doing at writing today" person for this, the final week in the April WIP challenge.  Let's start  things out with a (hopefully) encouraging quote:

But words are things, and a small drop of ink
falling like dew upon a thought,
produces that which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think.
-- Lord Byron

1.  How is your thought-nurturing and word-producing being achieved today?

• I'm writing!
• I'm researching!
• I'm editing!
• I'm taking a break!
• I'm wishing I had time to write, but I'm just too busy with other things...

2.  Do you have a word count for the day or a snippet of a thought or a conversation you want to share?

3.  On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the most positive, how are you feeling about your writing efforts today -- and why did you choose that number?

4.  With one week left to go, how are you feeling about your writing goals for the month?

• I am totally on track!
• I didn't get as much done as I wanted, but I'm still feeling positive about how the month went.
• I got a lot of writing done, but not on the fics I had planned to write this month!
• Not so great -- but there's always next month!

5.  The "answer if you feel like it" question:  How do you define a successful day of writing?

Comments

[snowynight]

1. I posted a short fic, brainstorm on another 2, then worked on my bang.
2. I did 1100, buy my goal for today is 2500
Snippet:
Steve felt rather than heard Stark walking toward him. Everyone had different steps and you only need to be careful to distinguish everyone's pattern. He liked to use it to surprise Jan. And when did he memorise Stark's?

He didn't know, and he didn't want to know. ​​

"A drink?" Stark went to him and asked.

"No," he said. "Not in the mood."

Steve half expected Stark to insist, but Stark didn't say anything more. He just sat by him, quietly watching the TV with him. He put a hand on Steve's hand. Steve didn't withdraw.

3. 5. Because I finish a bingo fic, but I still don't work as much as I like.

4. Too early to tell.

5. Reaching my writing goal.