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Homework Madness
Nov. 3rd, 2004 08:57 pmWell, I've once again failed to do any writing for NaNoWriMo, but I did manage to edit one short story, write one persuasive argument, two process journals, one reflective paper, and I'm currently attempting to tackle a freewrite on my writer's portrait about Madeline L'Engle.
Some things I learned today:
Lesson #1: Don't let Jen roam freely in a library
Lesson #2: If Jen somehow manages to get free in a library, remind her that she has a ton of work to do and that, no matter how much she likes Madeline L'Engle and even if she has to read her nonfiction for the paper, it is not humanly possible to read 5 200 page books in one night.
Lesson #3: When Jen's on codine, she starts writing about herself in the third person.
Some things I learned today:
Lesson #1: Don't let Jen roam freely in a library
Lesson #2: If Jen somehow manages to get free in a library, remind her that she has a ton of work to do and that, no matter how much she likes Madeline L'Engle and even if she has to read her nonfiction for the paper, it is not humanly possible to read 5 200 page books in one night.
Lesson #3: When Jen's on codine, she starts writing about herself in the third person.
