Easter Sunday. Christ is risen! I write this on Sunday for posting on Monday, April 1, describing the progress I made in March and establishing some goals for April.
First, progress in March relative to goals set.
- Blog twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays. Did this, all with meaningful posts.
- Attend three writing group meetings. Did this. Good meetings.
- Make major progress on A Walk Through Holy Week, Vol. 8. I hope to be about 90 percent done with it by month’s end. I exceeded this goal, being only one section of one chapter away from finishing the first draft. I may take a little time on Sunday to complete the last 600 words.
- Publish Documenting America: Run-Up To Revolution. Very doable by early in the month. I did this, publishing the e-book on March 2 and the paperback on March 5. Had seven sales of it this month on Amazon.
- Make website changes as a result to the new publication. I did this, making fewer changes than I thought I would. I’ll probably look at this again in April.
- More source reading for the Documenting America series. No, I blew this off in favor of spending the time on the Bible study.
- Consider changes to the covers for the AWTHW series, though still encompassing my granddaughter’s artwork. I brainstormed this a little, but did not actual work on it.
Well, what about for April? I will likely lose a little time due to a heart catheterization on April 2. But here are the goals I start the month with, as always subject to change as the month proceeds.
- Blog twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays.
- Attend two writers meetings. I’ll miss one due to the heart cath. I am the presenter at another.
- Make two rounds of edits on A Walk Through Holy Week, Vol. 8.
- Begin outlining the next volume to write in the Bible study. Maybe, if other things go faster than I expect, I’ll be able to actually start writing this.
- Do some website upgrades.
- Continue with scanning old documents and saving them as e-files.
That will be it. Yardwork ramps up in April and I need to keep on top of it, so I’ll lose a little time each day to that. But it’s good to have ambitious goals.