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I have had a lot of time to think lately and it has led me to the conclusion that I am in desperate need of something to occupy my time. I chose a manuscript that I have spent years working on to see how much progress I could make on it during the next month. 
I have set a deadline of December 31, 2015 to have the first composition book of pages, notes and cuts finished so that I may move on to organizing my random scribbles into coherent pages. 

I have ordered a typewriter so that I can ensure that once I type up everything it will be in the proper order. I am checking for the software, and my printer to determine if it can be scanned into the proper format. 

An hour a day is what I am setting aside to work on the manuscript. So far I've spent closer to three hours a day working on it. That's fine as well, just as long as I do not neglect anything.

Until next time may you be focused and make your dreams come true.

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