*head desk*

I’m so tired. Soooo tired.

Part of me just wants to curl into a ball and sleep until January, the rest is buzzing with excitement over the progress I’ve made.

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It’s all good things. Don’t get me wrong; I should be thrilled to be this busy. But it is knackering. I just want to put that out there.

Last Week
~Do a ‘kindle read’ of ‘Simone & Mr Bradford’
All done. Quite a few typos in it. Guess I was tired when I sent stuff back from my deep edits. Tut tut.

~Send ‘Simone & Mr Bradford’ to beta readers
Yep. Got comments back from one that I’m working on tonight and I’m fairly certain there are a couple more to come. Looking good so far. ^_^

~Send one review request for any story in the Meeting Each Other Series
No… but I did get notification from one of the people I already approached. A spotlight on me and the book (rather than the review) will go out in March 2015 on this site. Woohoo!

~Complete 500 words of Slippers & Chains: Second Base daily (only attempt the full NaNo goal if other jobs are complete)!
I’m not sure why I put this in as a goal. I shouldn’t have, because all it did was made me freak out over the course of the week. I know it’s only 500 words (I can do that in ten minutes if I’m having a good day) but hell; talk about giving myself added pressure. …that’s why it’s quite funny to tell you that I’m currently above par where NaNoWriMo is concerned.

Basically, I guess it’s time to start giving myself a little credit. I’m a bloody machine and everything I’ve done so far deserves at least a small pat on the back.

This Week
I got another email from Breathless Press early in the week. My line edits are back (far) sooner than I was expecting and I need to go through and make the tweaks as required. Shouldn’t take long but I have to make sure it gets priority in this list.

1. Complete line edits for Slippers & Chains: Sugar Dust
2. Make required changes to ‘Simone & Mr Bradford’ based on beta comments
3. Send one review request for any story in the Meeting Each Other Series
4. Ensure this month’s newsletter goes out on time
5. Attempt 500 words daily (I know, I know) of NaNoWriMo project if other jobs for the day are complete