Day 91

Well- Three months into my goal.  It's going.  It's more natural for me to take some time to stop and write, usually at the end of the day.  This month, I wrote in two different states.  I wrote on an airplane, during an opera, while listening to a collaborative piano recital, and during the comercials while watching LOST with friends.

March was a hard month for goal keeping.  I struggled both with my writing goal and my running goal, mostly because of other commitments eating up my available time.  Going in, I was kind of hoping that March would be the month that I would be able to not skip any days.  Clearly, that didn't happen.  I did manage to write at least 24 times in March, so if you go by the greater than 21 rule, the month was technically a success.  I feel like it could have been better though.   I can't promise April will be any better. 

My favorites for the month:
- The Wind Blew in Detroit Today (Although I think it still needs work.)

Anyone else have any favorites?

Also, you might note that I posted a quick followup to the 20 Minute Treadmill Challenge over on my other blog.  How'd you do?

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