What’s Your 2020 Word?
A New Writing Year with New Possibilities
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Persevere – my old school motto.
I will endeavour to complete the last chapters/scenes of the 1st draft of my father’s story. So that I can move on to the next phase – redrafts.
Have a Joyous Christmas and may 2020 be filled with Peace, Hope and Good Health.
Love and blessings, Paula.
Thanks, Lynn.
My word for 2020 is PERSISTENCE.
I have subscribed to SCAPPLE and will put all my ideas onto it, instead of on notebooks and bits of paper. I hope this will bring together all my research visually.
And….It has already shown me my THEME.
So many thanks. Have a good Christmas.
Rosie