In order to finish my book(s) I'm not taking on much journalistic work, if at all. Sometimes I can't help myself though, a book review, a show I really want to see and cover... and I'm on the go again.
Of course I Write Day-in Day-out
The link leads to another blog where I post responses to writing prompts.
I'm crazy about the yellow pad on my iPhone. How I love thumbing my notes and to send them by email to myself. No writer should ever be without a notepad or recorder. Many a writer keeps a notepad on her nightstand in order to write down the brilliant thoughts that come up during the night. Not me. Neither brilliant nor during the night. But I do tend to have lucid thoughts the moment I wake up, and I've made it a habit to jot those thoughts down. Not necessarily whole sentences, usually just some cue words I can work at later on. For this purpose alone I keep a simple note pad on the kitchen counter together with an extra fat Sharpie®, as though the thicker line creates emphasis needed to pay attention. While the water for my tea is heating up, I create bulleted lists. Before my tea has had time to steep, I'm at my desk tending to whatever needs to be addressed. Sometimes it's the notes.
What a discovery! No more notes piling up on my desk. Love, love, love it! If I want to look up what I wrote about, say molasses cookies, all I have to do is enter the word and a list of dates appears. Way to go!
During the month of June in 2011 I took on the #Trust30 challenge and responded to a good number of prompts delivered by other writers or creative entrepreneurs.
Ten days into the challenge I had figured out #Trust30 was a brilliant marketing plan and after using that notion as a prompt for #Trust30 Power is in the Numbers, I only responded to one more prompt with a poem I wrote years ago, titled I Am Who I Am Now And Then which seemed totally fitting.
Holds pictures I take with my iPhone. some shots wind up on
Is another landing spot from where the images fly to
Captures the pics that land on the TwitPic site.
Photo albums are the preferred destination for pictures made on the go, though.
