My Initial Post That Nobody Will Be Reading

Here's a gorgeous picture taken by one of my talented offspring. It's called Bubbles, Floating Dreamily Beside a River That Some People Mistakenly Refer To as A Lake Because It's Very Wide At This Point.

Prints are available.

Okay. I'm going to use this to keep track of my progress with all my projects. With the hopeful assumption that I will have progress to keep track of. And I sort of know you're not supposed to end a sentence with something like 'to keep track of' but I don't really know that rule, so I don't know how to fix that sentence. And more importantly, I don't want any suggestions.
Progress I hope to have in order to keep track of it.  That just sounds like I don't know what I'm doing. So maybe that's better, since I don't want to be dishonest in representing my abilities about crazy grammar rules.

Anyway, (ANYWAY) I want to get some work done and I want to blog about it. I don't actually WANT to blog about it, but I need some way to make myself do work. And having the semi-fun task of reporting on it every day or week is probably going to help.

 Ahhh... and I can also share my excellent pieces of advice. I can share my golden nuggets of wisdom. I had a nap this evening. And I woke up with this piece of advice. It sounded much better before I said it out loud in order to avoid forgetting it. Somebody told me this in a dream. I forget the exact words of the first part, but the part in quotes is word for word, I think. I was given writing advice IN A DREAM. This is a big deal. Okay, now this is what she said. Because I don't remember much of the dream, except that somebody told me this, and then I woke up.
You can write whatever you want "as long as it's wrapped in a comfortable layer of you."
Isn't that wise? Isn't that profound?
Just nod and smile politely. I know it sounds funny. But it made so much sense when I was half asleep.
And there was another part, involving not leaving out the layer so I wouldn't have to go back and fix things as much. It really made a lot of sense.I was impressed for a few minutes. I got the MEANING of the whole idea, even though it sounds funny when I try to use words to explain it. And I also had the half-asleep inspiration to make myself a beaded bracelet that had the name of my screenwriting program on it. Yes, this all sounded great when I was half-asleep. I'm going to bead a bracelet that says Celtx. If I actually do this, the point is to make myself be a fan of Celtx, instead of being afraid of it. It's all very deep and important.

All I need now is to magically get the Celtx screenwriting program to somehow format my rough draft all  by itself.