WOW! The first day of March Madness kicked off with intense writing, revising and reading! Some of you worked a 12hr shift and then wrote. Some of you had toddler-no-sleep-itis and still managed to get some time in on your WIP. Many of us juggled the day job, the family and STILL managed to get some word time in.

It’s inspiring. Humbling. And motivating!

If you’re here for March Madness goals, the place to declare your goals is  here.

Goal checkins depend on the day of the week:

Mondays – LS Taylor will host at  http://lstaylor.blogspot.com/
Tuesdays – Denise Jaden will host at  http://www.denisejaden.com/Blog.html
Wednesdays – Angelina Hansen will host at  http://yascribe.blogspot.com/ 
Thursdays – Anne Hale will host at  http://www.annehale.com/ 
Fridays – Deb Marshall will host at http://www.debamarshall.com/ 
Saturdays – Jaye Robin Brown will host at http://jayerobinbrown.blogspot.com/ 
Sundays – Shari  Green will host at http://sharigreen.wordpress.com/blog/

Can’t wait to see how the week goes for your next check in with me on Thursday/

Happy writing!

My March Madness Theme

I love March. It’s my anniversary month – the 14th, specifically, which is PI day and Albert Einstein’s birthday. The serendipity of the date and my geekiness makes my family smile.

March is also the month I first became a Mom  and how can she be turning 16?!

March is when there’s the promise of spring in the breeze.

March is full of brackets and underdogs and upsets and college basketball players playing their hearts out.

And now we’ve got an ENTIRE month dedicated to reading or writing or blogging or revising or cheering our fellow March Madnessers on. Yes, every day! (YES! Fist pump!) For the next 31 days, we’re going to do what we love. We’re going to forget cooking and cleaning take action each day this month towards the goal we declared here.

My goal is 6 pages of revisions every day. It’s a little ambitious with our move to Vancouver in June, track meets, band concerts and dance competitions. Life happens all the time to all of us. But for this one month, I’m revising every day no matter what. How about you?