That horrible moment when, after a really interesting interview for X publication, the person you're talking to casually says, "by the way, I spoke to Y from X publication earlier. I guess you two know all about each other."

And you don't.

@kdfrawg
So with Scrivener, goal is a target length and a target finish date? I guess that makes sense. I still have not done anything longer than about 25000 in Scrivener so have never used that feature. Also, for that kind of job I don't often have a target length.
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so far, abundance for some has been obtained by scarcity for the rest. Even in your future, there will be plenty who still don't have the time to get anything done. I suspect lots of people who have no work would leap at the chance of a two-day work week. Until we have a universal basic income, things are going to be pretty scary.


Steps are definitely different, because I want to meet my goal each day. Anything over goal is a bonus. The same ought to be true of words and cookies, but for some reason it isn't.
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I'm sure you're right. I'm just projecting what I would do.
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@kdfrawg do you keep a cumulative graph, or would that tempt you to slack off after an excessively productive day, like the 5000 one a few days back?

Proclaimer? I know only the band.

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I have no idea who makes the busses for Washington DC. They were very cute, about 11 and maybe 12, I'd judge.

No recipes, I promise. Just food for thought.

Dentist tomorrow, so I suppose I better get to work on the next Eat This Newsletter.