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Monday, May 1st
May. 1st, 2014 09:22 amThe Daily Report
While I have a good grasp on basic events that I want to convey, I have been seriously stuck on how to begin episode 4 of Harper's Folly. There were a couple of tricky logistical bits behind things like how Harper would re-establish communications with the blog and how I would frame the information about the missing weeks, and it just wasn't coming together.
Today I figured out how to solve that problem, and I went and posted the first entry of episode 4. Having found the right angle of approach to the story, the following entries are already falling into place nicely.
The rain has stopped. Today is a beautifully sunny day, overcast in spots. I'll be getting out of the house a bit later, but for now, I write.
The State of the Me
Didn't sleep well at all last night. I was emotionally keyed up after writing the most recent newsletter.
Plans For Today
Block 1, Harper's Folly.
Block 2, kind of up in the air.
Block 3, Tales of MU.
While I have a good grasp on basic events that I want to convey, I have been seriously stuck on how to begin episode 4 of Harper's Folly. There were a couple of tricky logistical bits behind things like how Harper would re-establish communications with the blog and how I would frame the information about the missing weeks, and it just wasn't coming together.
Today I figured out how to solve that problem, and I went and posted the first entry of episode 4. Having found the right angle of approach to the story, the following entries are already falling into place nicely.
The rain has stopped. Today is a beautifully sunny day, overcast in spots. I'll be getting out of the house a bit later, but for now, I write.
The State of the Me
Didn't sleep well at all last night. I was emotionally keyed up after writing the most recent newsletter.
Plans For Today
Block 1, Harper's Folly.
Block 2, kind of up in the air.
Block 3, Tales of MU.