Don’t participate in the first place.
I’m kidding. I also joke when I say that someone needs to invent a universal sarcasm font, so no one ever misunderstands my terrible jokes and deadpan remarks.
Seriously though, you survive by writing one word after another until the end of the month.
And then you do it all over again in July.
Why? Well, why not?
Unfortunately, it’s week three. In my opinion, the worst week of all.
Week one was fantastic. I found myself in this honeymoon phase where I was excited and ecstatic about my story. I had all the energy in the world despite school draining my soul.
Week two was slower. Still fun, however. I know some say the second week is the toughest, but I had my earlier momentum carrying me through it. Week one and two seemed to blur together. Wrote a lot more than I studied because priorities.
Week three was and still is interesting to say the least. I’m running into some issues like not failing my exams.
How’s Camp treating you? Hang in there!
Herminia Chow 
Ahh camp is not treating me well. Well more I have so many school commitments that when I have a second free I just want to relax and watch TV. I haven’t written anything in 5 or 6 days… I really should get back into it 😦
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Aw I’m sorry to hear that. I know what you mean. When’s your last day? I hope you can make time for writing soon.
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Yeah, I’ve lowered my goal a bit in the hope that I’ll be more motivated to keep writing.
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That’s smart. Hang in there.
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I also think it depends on the year and the project you’re writing. I find that when I’m not as excited for a novel than I thought, I have a heard time writing. Then if the month is really busy or something then the writing ends up sitting on the back burner.
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For sure. Sometimes my excitement wanes during the month. Also, April and July tend to be pretty busy every year. 😛
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I find July is the easiest because I don’t have work or school those months. But that’s the month I also go on vacation, so I only have three weeks instead of four.
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Oh true. It works out. Somehow.
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It does.
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😉
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