Gold Mine

I got this idea as Day Two in a email writing course called Daily Writes.

The idea, I believe is stream-of-consciousness writing for 3 minutes a day as a place to come for writing ideas when your well dries up temporarily.

I'm going to have to try watching the computer clock because the microwave we have does not have t timer on it. It can be a microwave, a broiler, a convection oven and don't ever try to nuke popcorn in it. For some reason that sets it to sparking. Why is it that my oldest son has a headache that is too severe for him to complete his writing assignment but not bad enough for him to not play "Mercenaries" on the PSII? I saw right through that one. Chris is going out to check the mail. I'm spending too much time going back to check my writing, to see if the spelling is correct and the grammar, no...that's not true, I don't give a flip about grammar, really. I mean so long as it sounds "right" it doesn't have to sound stilted. Yuck. I hate pretense. Apparently DS1 is also well enough to stand up in a canvas chair and to come over and talk to me instead of doing his writing work. You see we homeschool. HOmeschooling would provide a wealth of things about which to write as indeed it soes on my Homeschool Journey.

That's about 3 minutes.

I'm guessing I'll come back and add to this post in the future, the author of the course suggests daily, or I guess I could just number them sequentially and make it look like I have a lot of blog entries! :D

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