Year in Review
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A year in review: From your journal, copy and paste the first sentence/paragraph from the first entry from every month of the year.
January
D, age 6: Today is the last day of December!
February
Was thinking of making February a blue month, but then I'm going to be away for a couple of night so I'll see.
March
This is a mile stone that used to be on the Midlands Hwy. On one side it has the distance to Launceston and on the other side it has, well, it doesn't have the distance to Hobart Town. That bit is blank. It's not an anomaly either. There's a bunch of them now at Clarendon, and every one is blank on the HT side.
April
Someone removed the Turbo Risk shortcut from the games folder on my Start Menu :(
May
Home!
June
Am looking at Adult Ed's winter programme, for that which interests me, is on at times when buses run, is affordable and not yet booked out.
July
Rearranged the room the computer & desk are in. I wanted to reduce the distance the cord to the modem had to cover so it wasn't stretched to its limit (accomplished), stop the afternoon sun shining on the computer screen (it doesn't, now it shines on me) and get better access to the bookcase on the side of the desk (worse, because computer is now there).
August
Another tale of a wrecked ship, also on King Island.
September
Home.
October
halspacejock posted a Nanowrimo reminder. That's National Novel Writing Month, where you're supposed to write a 50,000 word novel (or part thereof) in a month.
November
3000 words down, 47000 to go!
December
Any suggestions for fantasy novels with thief characters?
Variety anyway. Was mostly a good year too, at least the first bit.
Looking back at last summer and thinking what I have "planned" for this summer makes me sad though. I wonder if I can wangle a trip down there for the 28th December. Even if I did, it couldn't be as good as last years :\
asimmumA year in review: From your journal, copy and paste the first sentence/paragraph from the first entry from every month of the year.
January
D, age 6: Today is the last day of December!
February
Was thinking of making February a blue month, but then I'm going to be away for a couple of night so I'll see.
March
This is a mile stone that used to be on the Midlands Hwy. On one side it has the distance to Launceston and on the other side it has, well, it doesn't have the distance to Hobart Town. That bit is blank. It's not an anomaly either. There's a bunch of them now at Clarendon, and every one is blank on the HT side.
April
Someone removed the Turbo Risk shortcut from the games folder on my Start Menu :(
May
Home!
June
Am looking at Adult Ed's winter programme, for that which interests me, is on at times when buses run, is affordable and not yet booked out.
July
Rearranged the room the computer & desk are in. I wanted to reduce the distance the cord to the modem had to cover so it wasn't stretched to its limit (accomplished), stop the afternoon sun shining on the computer screen (it doesn't, now it shines on me) and get better access to the bookcase on the side of the desk (worse, because computer is now there).
August
Another tale of a wrecked ship, also on King Island.
September
Home.
October
halspacejock posted a Nanowrimo reminder. That's National Novel Writing Month, where you're supposed to write a 50,000 word novel (or part thereof) in a month.
November
3000 words down, 47000 to go!
December
Any suggestions for fantasy novels with thief characters?
Variety anyway. Was mostly a good year too, at least the first bit.
Looking back at last summer and thinking what I have "planned" for this summer makes me sad though. I wonder if I can wangle a trip down there for the 28th December. Even if I did, it couldn't be as good as last years :\
