I feel like I have to mark this date somehow. It’s the only weekday all month (not including Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, since that’s a holiday) where I have NOTHING on my calendar. No meetings to go to. No class. No friendly get-together. Nothing. (Except pick Junior High Kid up at 4:30…but I have to pick him up every day, so that doesn’t count, either.)

Not that I’m really complaining…I like having lots of things to do. It’s just weird to have a blank day. Even if I look at the weekends, too (and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day), there are only three days all month where I have nothing on the calendar.

I’ve been staying on track with my book. I’m doing 25 pages per week. Which will still give me two weeks to tweak before I have to turn it in mid-March.

No problem.

It’s amazing what one can accomplish if one closes one’s e-mail program all morning.


Clean calendar

7 thoughts on “Clean calendar

  • January 9, 2008 at 8:39 pm
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    Oh, that reminds me!

    Are we meeting a week from Saturday to talk about GGS?

    Yay for novel progress!!!

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    • January 9, 2008 at 8:42 pm
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      That’s my plan. Can you make it? Your book tour got put off, right?

      Should I send out an e-mail? Maybe other people are wondering, too…

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      • January 9, 2008 at 8:50 pm
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        Yup, tour’s put off until Feb/March (phew!).

        A reminder email to the list might be a good idea, since people might have holiday amnesia.

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  • January 10, 2008 at 12:01 pm
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    Aren’t days with no appointments heavenly? I need one soon! And that reminds me, I’m going to schedule a weekday off for me soon, too! Glad the book progress is going well!

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    • January 10, 2008 at 7:57 pm
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      Yes! Although I have to admit I felt a little guilty when I typed that. Much of what I do, I CHOOSE to do. I like being busy. But I also like those days where I don’t have to go anywhere or drive anyone anywhere.

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