All right, someone tell me where January went. It seems to have gone missing...or run away or something of the sort.

While the search parties go out, shall I brief you all on what has happened around here in that time?

(do forgive me for the crappy intro, it's too much to bear heheehe).




3. We've been going through our family's Christmas DVD haul: Star Trek Next Gen, A-Team, Animaniacs, as well as a few Don Knotts movies and G-Force comics. Definitely like Next Gen better than the original Star Trek, and A-Team is a blast (literally in some episodes).

4. I am now the proud owner of a LAPTOP. Can't tell you how freeing it is to scoot off to the bedroom, lounge on my bed and just TYPE ON IT. I can move, I can take my work with me, I can DO ALL THE THINGS. I may or may not have been waiting for this moment for a very long time. And it's all thanks to my dearly beloved sis :).




For Working by Candlelight, I published 2 posts: Baa Baa Gray Sheep, Have You Any Wool and Christian Persistence and Roe v. Wade.

For The Rebelling Muse, I wrote 2 posts: My Alpha/Beta Process, and Awkward and Awesome: Editing a Novel with Two Competing Premises. I've been heavily focused on edits and prepping for betas, so it may not be a surprise that this blog may go quiet next month.

For The Cat in the Barnyard, I wrote 1 post: Introducing Jefferson Under a Little Known Title. In which, I kinda introduce my latest research project on Thomas Jefferson's farming activities.

For Rebellious Writing, I wrote no posts, but I did contribute to the 2019 Wrap-Up. I will be writing a book review for RW next month, so stay tuned for that.

For Maidens for Mary, I wrote no posts. 




Because my 2019 tracker worked pretty well, I decided to carry over the tradition into the new decade.

However, I was unhappy with how messy and long my 2019 tracker list became. The addition of monthly goals really didn't help matters. So instead, I'm going to give a brief summary of the progress made on the yearly goals each month, and any other personal goals that I have done. I've also made a more shorthanded title for clarity's sake.

Goal #1 (TWR): Continued editing, have reached 62k words. A lot of people have been asking for her, and now that I have the laptop, I think progress is going to go much quicker. At least, that's the plan, anyway.

Goal #2 (Platform): No progress.

Goal #3 (April NaNo): No progress. To be expected.

Goal #4 (NaNo): No progress. To be expected.

Goal #5 (Movies): No progress. To be expected.

Goal #6 (Library): Finished the leftover stack from 2019, no new trip yet.

Goal #7 (Vlogs): No progress.

Well that's just horrid, especially considering that I was so productive on the other set of goals on WbC. But then again, half of my goals have to be done at a certain time, so I suppose I shouldn't be too surprised.



How about you, my dear friends? How has January treated you? 

Scribbingly yours,

Catherine