June 26, 1998
7:06 a.m.
Typos are a way of life, you know.  It's usually very early in the morning when I sit down to write these entries. And I'm usually getting ready to go to work--kind of like today. I'm rushing a little, and I'm probably too self confident. But, also, I tend to let things go here. I accept that there will be errors, and I leacve them out here for everyone to see because I'm not worried that people who read this journal will think terribly of me for them. Daily persistence is an open diary, not a professional publication. I jot notes here--I do not submit entries to anyone for publication. It's here to give people an idea of what one writer is going through. That's all. Despite all this, I feel terrible in that I misspelled Mark J. McGarry's name in my last entry (which I've since gone back and changed). Despite Mark's gracious comments, I must still apologize. Misspelling a person's name is an error that should never happen, and I'll work harder to make sure it doesn't. Moving along.... I'm on my "writing vacation", which means I've only piddled on a single story in the past five or six days. I have to say, I'm not sure how I feel about it. Right now it still feels like an enforced exile more than anything else. We'll see how it goes from here, though. Have a great day.  Daily Persistence is © Ron Collins |
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