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Early edition...
Today I got the urge to draw. I used to draw a lot, but I get quite frustrated when things don't turn out the way I see them in my head. Maybe that's why I favour writing nowadays. Words are always words. So the words I see/hear in my head can always be perfectly replicated on the page. This started out as a cunning ploy to cover up yesterday's attempt at "calligraphy". If you look closely, you can see some writing beneath the hair.
I'm loving the Hundred Days website. It's ace finding new blogs that I'd never have stumbled on before.
This morning's find has been Untitled #23. Howard is going to write at least 300 words about a work of art every day. Day One actually made me cry. It's beautiful.
Late edition...
I got some writing done this afternoon/evening. 726 extra words of the novel, and a chunk of editing. Woop!
Góðan daginn/Góðan dag means 'good day' in Islensku. I know a bit of German, so some words are sort of familiar, which is nice. But obviously the pronunciation is different. It feels softer, less glottal. It's early days yet, though.
2 comments:
This is such a great idea - I would love to join in but missed the start!
I think you can still sign up. Just do it for an extra day at the end maybe. I'm sure the number of pledges has risen today.
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