Imbolc Waning Bridgit Moon
After all the effort last night to acquire a new keyboard, I decided this morning to start writing on yellow pads. I’ve never written a book this way, but I wanted to try it. Don’t know how many words, but I filled 4 and a half pages this morning.
I’m not sure there’s much difference for me since I type as fast as I write, but it is easier with this chair that I have here. Much better on the back and eyes.
Breakfast and dinner are in silence. I asked Brother Benet about the rationale for silence. He thought for a while, “Tradition.” He said they used to read at lunch, too, but stopped that a while ago. We talked about monastics for a while.
He mentioned getting over to Aberdeen. I might just do that. It’s about 80 miles he said. Have to see how the writing goes.
The computer gets turned off now. I have to nap, yes, but more than that the electricity will be turned for half an hour, Brother Paul said, “At least that’s what I’m expecting.”
Writing on Yellow Pads
Imbolc Waning Bridgit Moon
After all the effort last night to acquire a new keyboard, I decided this morning to start writing on yellow pads. I’ve never written a book this way, but I wanted to try it. Don’t know how many words, but I filled 4 and a half pages this morning.
I’m not sure there’s much difference for me since I type as fast as I write, but it is easier with this chair that I have here. Much better on the back and eyes.
Breakfast and dinner are in silence. I asked Brother Benet about the rationale for silence. He thought for a while, “Tradition.” He said they used to read at lunch, too, but stopped that a while ago. We talked about monastics for a while.
He mentioned getting over to Aberdeen. I might just do that. It’s about 80 miles he said. Have to see how the writing goes.
The computer gets turned off now. I have to nap, yes, but more than that the electricity will be turned for half an hour, Brother Paul said, “At least that’s what I’m expecting.”