I’m thinking of handwriting an entire novel in November. I want to write every single day, although I probably won’t aim for a specific word count. Possibly a page count instead.
And then if all goes well, I’ll try to type up what I wrote in December.
Reaching a certain word count isn’t necessarily my main priority. Because something called school exists. Not that school is my main priority either.
I would like nothing more than to enjoy my November.
So to avoid growing gray hair and having it fall out by the end, I’m going to do things a little differently this time around.
That’s the plan as of right now. But plans change. Plans are just plans after all.
Herminia Chow 
It always helps to have a plan, and I always enjoy reading your plans. I think having a word count each day is intimidating and guilt inducing if you don’t make your goal. Pages are better, but give yourself some “wiggle room.”
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My thoughts exactly. Word counts can be intimidating, especially if they’re ambitious and lofty. I know page counts aren’t perfect either, but these days I prefer them.
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This sounds like a great idea! I’ve always wanted to handwrite during November. I don’t have the time to though because of work and my blogs. Someday, though! Maybe when I can (hopefully) write full time.
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Yeah, I’ve been handwriting more than typing. Writing by hand is different, but I enjoy it all the same. Aw one day you should. Yes!
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I’ve been handwriting every week when my sister and I go to the bookstore to write (because the battery on my laptop is dying, lol). But I’ve been enjoying it.
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That’s smart. I should do the same. I’ve always wanted to go to the bookstore and read and write.
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It’s fun. I’ve gone by myself before and it’s not as fun, but it’s relaxing. A change in environment is always good.
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Mhm being alone isn’t so bad. I think so too.
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