busyYou'll notice there are two numbers every day. One is the pacing number - the number of words I need that day to be on an even pace for 50,000 words. That one is in parentheses. The main number, though, is my own goal of 2,000 words a day. The 2K/day schedule gives me room to miss that goal or have to drop a day, and still make 50K.
I'll be posting this table often, filling in the days with my actual wordcounts and projected totals. (I'll be posting excerpts from my story, too.) If you want my clean version of the HTML code for the table, let me know!
| Oct. 30 | Oct. 31 | 1 2000 (1667) |
2 4000 (3333) |
3 6000 (5000) |
4 8000 (6667) |
5 10000 (8333) |
| 6 12000 (10000) |
7 14000 (11667) |
8 16000 (13333) |
9 18000 (15000) |
10 20000 (16667) |
11 22000 (18333) |
12 24000 (20000) |
| 13 26000 (21667) |
14 28000 (23333) |
15 30000 (25000) |
16 32000 (26667) |
17 34000 (28333) |
18 36000 (30000) |
19 38000 (31667) |
| 20 40000 (33333) |
21 42000 (35000) |
22 44000 (36667) |
23 46000 (38333) |
24 48000 (40000) |
25 50000 (41667) |
26 DONE (43333) |
| 27 DONE (45000) |
28 DONE (46667) |
29 DONE (48333) |
30 DONE (50000) |
Dec. 1 | Dec. 2 | Dec. 3 |
In other news, tomorrow's Scatterplot will be the last one until December...
Edit: The straight HTML for the schedule can be found here.