I broke an honest 3000 words tonight, out of a max of 7500. I have my next few bits pretty well planned out. Then I can go into the archaeology, then look at pirates and so forth. I don't think I am as low on material as I worried I was. I am happy with my intro bits, and I am just hoping that i can remain so. I wish I had some more varied sources for the navy stuff, but really, someone compiled a bunch of really excellent sources and then dumped them in my lap in one gigantor awesome book, and I shouldn't really discount that... I just need to decide if I should count each excerpt from a primary source as an individual source (Smith, John. 1799. "Stuff About the Navy." In Z. Whatsisnutz (ed), Big Book of Navy Crap, 1998. Place: Publisher.) It isn't always clear who the authors are, or how i would even cite them, just because they are kind of weird documents. I'll think about it.
Anyway, ideally I need to write a little over 1100 words a day to meet the max by Sunday night. I did that today, and I only started writing around 7 and took a few decently long breaks, so it should be doable. As long as I don't get hung up on having to do new research...
Alright, bed time -_-
Anyway, ideally I need to write a little over 1100 words a day to meet the max by Sunday night. I did that today, and I only started writing around 7 and took a few decently long breaks, so it should be doable. As long as I don't get hung up on having to do new research...
Alright, bed time -_-
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a poem for you
This is the story of the little bee,
whose sex is very hard to see.
You cannot tell the He from She,
but He can tell. (And so can She.)
The busy bee is never still,
and hasn't time to take The Pill.
And that is why, (in times like these)
there are so many Sons of Bees!
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