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100words a day...
Jan. 19th, 2011 04:49 pmI have been lazy. So, I found this little challenge and will try it out.
We went to a music & movement class that I signed D up for. It was all about farm animals today. Some of the signs I remember learning in high school and some new ones were introduced. The class was a lot of fun! D was just so fascinated with all the other babies in the room! I should take her out to more places like this! She is turning into a social butterfly, reaching out to every baby in reach - of course, she has to learn not to poke their eyes out or she will not have too many friends!
Some of the other mothers in class I recognised from the support group at the hospital. It was so neat to see their babies grown up and somehow we meeting again this way! Hope I can make it on time next class. We have to get D to nap a little earlier. When we registered for the class she was napping around 9ish but now she does 10ish and so I have to run down to the center with her. I guess we are making full use of the BOB stroller!
What are the rules?
- Try to write 100 words a day (pick one of these goals), at least six days a week. You're obviously not limited to such a small amount. Write 50,000 words in one day if you want. Just make sure you write at least another 100 words the next day. And the day after.
- Keep at the daily goal for one month. That's 30 days of steady practice. If you make it for 30 days, step up your daily goal.
- Go ahead and post the badge as soon as you've written your first 100 words. Just be honest with yourself. You are your only watchman.
- Display your badge proudly. You know how big a deal it is. I'm lucky I remember to eat, never mind write, so I know the challenge represents more than a word count. It represents a change in lifestyle. Link back here so others can join in on the fun. Click on one of the badges above for more info.
We went to a music & movement class that I signed D up for. It was all about farm animals today. Some of the signs I remember learning in high school and some new ones were introduced. The class was a lot of fun! D was just so fascinated with all the other babies in the room! I should take her out to more places like this! She is turning into a social butterfly, reaching out to every baby in reach - of course, she has to learn not to poke their eyes out or she will not have too many friends!
Some of the other mothers in class I recognised from the support group at the hospital. It was so neat to see their babies grown up and somehow we meeting again this way! Hope I can make it on time next class. We have to get D to nap a little earlier. When we registered for the class she was napping around 9ish but now she does 10ish and so I have to run down to the center with her. I guess we are making full use of the BOB stroller!
