Weekly Goals

Unplanned family events took three full days away from me this week. A day in town with my daughter to try to get her car repaired. We will complete that on Monday.

Unplanned long day helping my brother in law gathering material for putting an electrical meter and weather head to his work building.

Today, take daughter in law and grandkids to her scheduled doctor's appointment because her car broke down and is being worked on.

1. While I didn't write a blog entry, I did write two extended entries in my notebook which also goes to the newsfeed. They could have just as well been blog entries and perhaps I should write these in my blog; but they sure get more attention and answers in the newsfeed.

2. I did not do my "goaled" reviews; but I did do two public reviews and I did one email review because it is the first novel chapter and I won't do the public review until I finish the entire novel.

3. I read over my "goaled" review pieces and "set them up" for reviewing. That is, I put each on my notepad in separate pages and fixed it so that all I have to do is click on one when I am ready and transfer it over to my "Review Tool" which I discovered this week.

4. I "picked up" seven newbies along the way. Found them lost at Technical and Non-Technical Support, plus other places and instead of just giving them answers and where to find stuff, I sent emails, made contact, and made it my personal business to track down some things, help them do some things, and review a novel chapter in the process of looking at the whole novel. joeyp32, ion_7, sybarrios, nala5065, memmet120, sewcrazyone, and allenbartus are special blessings and I hope I have made new friends in the writing world. I won't tag them here; but anyone interested can add the brackets and suser: to the names to find them.

Anyway, it has been a productive week and one that I am happy to log ; but, alas, my goals are still on the "to do" board!

I hope to do some more over this weekend; maybe the reviews and maybe take some of my Notebook entries and post them in a "lessons learned" way in my blog; a sort of combination of what I posted with the insights I gain from the interaction with the community.