Every morning I wake up early and start my day on the computer. For at least a few hours, while my children are sleeping, I am able to get a lot accomplished in my writing. I spend time creating my story, reading it, or revising it in some way. I spend time researching ideas that I have. I am always looking for interesting information I can incorporate into my stories. After that, my days are filled with homeschooling my children and taking care of anything else that needs to get done. Reading books to review, book promotion, work, school visits, and so on…Every day is different for me. Depending on how busy I am depends on how much I am able to write that day. Throughout the day I will check e-mails, work with my children on their writing, will take a half hour or so to work a little bit more on my writing. If I have time at night, I will also work on revising my work and editing it, reading it aloud and so on, but for the most part, my mornings are my time to create and the only time that I am not going half out of my mind.
Follow Day 3 of Renee's tour tomorrow at http://www.margotfinke.blogspot.com/.
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Best wishes,
Donna M. McDine
Award-winning Children's Author
The Golden Pathway ~ August 2010 ~ Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc.
http://guardianangelpublishing.com/pathway.htm
Thank you so much for posting this article for the tour. I appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteRenee
Enjoyed reading about you, Renee.
ReplyDeleteAnd Donna, please stop by my blog and pick up your Stylish Blogger Award.
Hi Renee:
ReplyDeleteIt's a pleasure to host you today. Best wishes for your continued success!
Hi Bev:
Thank you for visiting Renee today and I'll pop over to your blog shortly.
Best wishes,
Donna
Renee is so right...our writing schedules change all the time due to our outside committments.
ReplyDeleteHi Renee,
ReplyDeleteNice to learning a few things bout your writing life. Very impressive!
Nicole Weaver
Trilingual Children's Author
http://mysisterismybestfriend.blogspot.com
I can barely get up in the morning, so I'm always amazed when someone says they get up early to write.
ReplyDeleteWishing you the best, Renee.
Cheryl