Have I mentioned I like this bear? OK. So what if nobody else likes her; I do. I’m on page 165 of 373 (I double-spaced the printout for easier commenting), and I like the story. I’m making notes to fix things. Next time through, I’ll do it on the machine, … Continue reading →
My visit in Georgia is over. I’ve had a great time, but She has recalled me. I’m ambling home via Seattle (check the map–that’s a true amble). I figure the Spurs need me tonight to cheer them on as they begin their Rodeo Road Trip against the tough Seattle Supersonics. … Continue reading →
I’m reading PBOTL for the first time. I’m on page 28. So far, I like it. I see a few things that need fixing–I think Inuit’s sister became a brother later in the book (if I recall correctly). A few things like that. Of course, there are a few typos … Continue reading →
I felt uncharacteristically chipper this morning, rolled out of bed when my watch beeped my 5 am wake-up, fired up my laptop, opened my Word file, typed in 540 words, and trundled off to the gym, where I had a good workout, but a nagging knee most of the day … Continue reading →
I thought I was going back to work, but She’s not ready for me. So I’m on a personal errand for Her down here in Georgia. Clearly, the Spurs are doing just fine with me cheering them on from here. I should be back in Virginia in a couple weeks. … Continue reading →
After crunching out 581 words yesterday, I achieved 2,272 today to get me into the swing of things. That brings me to a total count of 75,329. 75% complete on the first draft. As long as I’m writing, I’m not thinking about how terrible it is. I’ll just keep that … Continue reading →
She is ready for me to come back to work, so I’m taking a break from being a Spurs groupie and hitching a ride back to Virginia with Her. We’ll begin editing PBOTL.
Continue reading →Wow. This is an impressive program.
Continue reading →SI.com – Writers – Burns: Spurs’ quiet excellence a welcome change of pace – Wednesday December 8, 2004 3:00PM Finally! Some acknowledgement from the “media” of what I’ve been saying all along.
Continue reading →Upon closer inspection, the Lakers wouldn’t fare much better in the Eastern Conference. Sorry, Kobe. Best of luck.
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