Every day for a month

This month of blogging has been quite a commitment. I have kept others waiting while I blogged away each and every day. I have put things off. I have cleared time. I have made writing, thinking, considering and publishing a daily priority for thirty-one days.

Some things have had to take a back seat.

Still, I managed to get the most important work done. File my taxes.  Take an awesome trip. See a friend. Work on the school’s budget. Hire a new coordinator. Get to physical therapy. Make a few dinners. And rest each and every night.

I did not manage to get all my work done. Get to the post office to pick up a certified letter.See a dear friend for an important birthday. Read the book my book club read this month. Look into a much needed new cell phone. Plan for an important upcoming conference. Or have extra time to sit and ponder at the end of any of these thirty-one days.

 

 

There has been pressure.  

There has been stress.

There has been growth.

 

WRITING … and publishing each and EVERY DAY FOR A MONTH

• is a commitment
• is a journey
• is a ridiculously HUGE learning experience

 

WRITING … and publishing each and EVERY DAY FOR A MONTH

• could spell the start of a new habit
• could spell the dawn of a new attitude
• could spell the rearranging of priorities.

 

WRITING … and publishing each and EVERY DAY FOR A MONTH

has enabled me to truly be able to say . . .

Will I sign up again next year?  Will you?

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Thank you to Two Writing Teachers for this incredibly challenging month of writing. Proud to be a member of the Slice of Life Challenge community and the SOLC2016 challenge.  I did it!  Whooooo hoooooo!  For more writers who’ve committed themselves to write every day for a month click here.