nrrgh.

I have got the particularly huge sleepies today. Possibly because I stayed up til 1am for some silly reason. But it is not good for revisions to have such huge sleepies. I may cut myself some slack and do only fifty pages today, and take a nap. Or something. I don’t know. I really should do a hundred. Well, all right. I started on page 191 this morning. I will get to at least page 250 today. I may nap as well, and I think I must go to the gym in order to be functional, but I will get to at least page 250. I have spoken; so mote it be.

I have noticed I’m better at getting things done if I write them down. This is not unusual; it’s one of those exercises They say you should do as a recipe for success. My problem is that I tend to write things down on a computer, so if I want to keep a steady record, I have to keep using the same computer or the same online system to write things down. My writing computer, though, isn’t online, and my revisions computer is a laptop (the one problem with Nook is there is nowhere at all to put papers to work from), and my internet computer is the desktop, so I can’t rely on the internet connection to write something down with, and if I’m doing revisions, for example, I don’t turn Nook on because I’m using the laptop. So it becomes very difficult to keep a record of easily-updateable goals to accomplish.

This morning while I was in the shower it struck me that I could *looks around furitively* write it down. On paper. I have many paper journals. I like paper journals. I have, at the moment, more than five years worth of journals waiting to be written in. I could use one of those. Then I could carry it around with me, and write things down in it.

The mind, she boggles!