What steps do you take to become a better writer?
Well, here is one for me.
Emily Freeman is hosting a 31 days writing “assignment”. And it just so happens to fall in the month that I am getting married.
But, so be it. I was planning on journaling through all of it anyway – now I get to actually write about it.
It will help in finishing a little book I am calling “Marriage Isn’t” and it will help me remember the days leading up to my wedding, our honeymoon, and first days in our new home together. It will make me use car rides successfully. It will help me be a better communicator to my soon-to-be-husband. It will teach me more about the gospel. It will help me take and think through better photographs.
I can’t wait! It will be fun. And hopefully you will get a nugget of truth – when I post them all (post wedding day) when I return.
What would you want to write about for 31 days?
Marla Taviano
Hi, Kim. I saw your comment on Emily’s blog and hopped over. This is kind of random, but I wrote a book a few years ago for new brides, and I’d love to send you one (for free) if you’d like. It’s called From Blushing Bride to Wedded Wife if you’d like to check it out. Let me know!
Kim
Thanks – sending you an email now!
Lauren D
How awesome!
Lauren D
I thought briefly about this, but as I read the comments on her blog, I guess to write for 31 days about something, you need to have authority about that topic, and I don’t think I have authority about anything!
Kristin
The same topic for a month? That’s a challenge for sure!