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27/100, I think; I’ve been prioritising writing over recording that I’ve been writing, but here’s where Saturday’s stint took place; and then on Sunday I was back in the wet U.K. #100daysofwriting #provence #cheapflightsfromMarseille

Day 24/100. I’m physically, mentally and emotionally tired. I wrote notes for the memoir while sitting on the snow, allowing the others to go for a summit I was too worn out to reach. Somewhere in that is a metaphor for my life. Later the sun set like this. #100daysofwriting #mountains

Days 21 and 22/100. The question of my life at the moment is how to balance grief, writing, pleasure and work. Today I did take some notes for writing (mostly on how to describe different types of snow); but my mind was more on grief - on appreciating the time I had in the mountains with Matthew, and beginning to make some memories of these places without him. #100daysofwriting #grief #recovery

Day 20/100. This book will be about mountains, so time in the Alps is appropriate. Today I wrote up the notes I scribbled yesterday on the plane, and smoothed the edges of a long scene long in the making. Progress will be slow this week. Every hour, however, counts. #100daysofwriting #mountains #mountainmemoir #ski

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katejarmstrong in Fiction, Reading, Writing January 3, 2017January 3, 2017 9 Words

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