I have a terrible confession to make

[typefitter]

I wrote 623 words for homework this week but they were entirely in Swedish so that must count double, right?

 

[Dick Whitman]

I had a dream last night that Typefitter and I were participating in some kind of round circle discussion group at a writing seminar. He was going to talk about feature writing (I believe) and I was there to talk about legal brief writing. I sat down next to him like we were old pals.

 

[JC]

I had a dream last night that Typefitter and I were participating in some kind of round circle discussion group at a writing seminar. He was going to talk about feature writing (I believe) and I was there to talk about legal brief writing. I sat down next to him like we were old pals.

You have shitty dreams.

 

[trifectarich]

I'd be tickled to go back to day games and organ music and cigar smoke and fans in suits and ties and straw skimmers.

Can you go to a major league baseball game and still buy a $2 program (OK, it's probably now $5) to keep score?

 

[Azrael]

Can you go to a major league baseball game and still buy a $2 program (OK, it's probably now $5) to keep score?

Likely closer to $10. But they give you the pencil, too.

I ashume you can still get a game program and keep score.

Although the diehards are probably bringing one of these beauties from home.

www.ssww.com/item/cramer-mark-basketball-scorebook-W10956

 

[da man]

Likely closer to $10. But they give you the pencil, too.

I ashume you can still get a game program and keep score.

Although the diehards are probably bringing one of these beauties from home.

www.ssww.com/item/cramer-mark-basketball-scorebook-W10956

I always just made my own on a legal pad.

 

[Dick Whitman]

There are some good ones available in PDF on the Internet. They come as simple or as complex as you wish.

 

[John B. Foster]

Thought this tweet was appropriate for this thread.

 

[typefitter]

Thought this tweet was appropriate for this thread.

I am in my coffee shop, listening to Interpol, sitting at 34,153 words, a week ahead of pace, and happier than a pig in ship.

 

[swingline]

I went to the library on Saturday and wrote 676 words of my 1,200-word story due a week from today. It took me darn near two hours to find a lead I'm pretty much sorta comfortable with, the mixture of fear and excitement coursing through me as I tried to suss it out. The subject at the heart of my story has been dead since 1959, but I got a call from his 78-year-old niece while at the library, and that's going to lend some good color to the story.

Last week in my regular job, I wrote nine blog posts of around 400 words each and a 900-word article. In a one-week period, it's more that I've written in a long time.

 

[swingline]

I also wrote an 1,800-word white paper today. More writing recently than I've done in years.

 

[typefitter]

That's a lot of words, my friend. Way to go.