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Oct. 2nd, 2019 11:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
aetherblue
So, HumbleBundle may have tempted me to spend $20 to get a whole bunch of books. That's not necessarily a bad thing, considering I can devour a book in a day if I like it enough. And with 20 three- or four-book omnibus editions, totaling over 60 books, I'll have plenty of stuff to read.
I only wrote a little over 1k in September, while my goal was 3k, starting from about halfway through the month. I suppose a third of my goal is alright for just getting back into writing while also reteaching myself pre-calc and doing homework. I mean, I still have enough free time to do stuff, I just need to break the habit of getting distracted by internet stuff or my phone when I should be writing. At least I have enough written that I can start proofreading and editing. My goal for October is 5k, so I'll see if I can manage to reach it.
Once again, I have the urge to switch to a Linux OS, but I still need Windows and other Microsoft stuff for college. I think I'll just mess around with some different Linux OSs in VirtualBox and see if I can find one I like that I might start to use after college. Maybe I'll even try to see if I can get some Windows games running in whichever one I like the most.
I only wrote a little over 1k in September, while my goal was 3k, starting from about halfway through the month. I suppose a third of my goal is alright for just getting back into writing while also reteaching myself pre-calc and doing homework. I mean, I still have enough free time to do stuff, I just need to break the habit of getting distracted by internet stuff or my phone when I should be writing. At least I have enough written that I can start proofreading and editing. My goal for October is 5k, so I'll see if I can manage to reach it.
Once again, I have the urge to switch to a Linux OS, but I still need Windows and other Microsoft stuff for college. I think I'll just mess around with some different Linux OSs in VirtualBox and see if I can find one I like that I might start to use after college. Maybe I'll even try to see if I can get some Windows games running in whichever one I like the most.
