…Please be upstanding for the Presidential Muse’s speech.
RLR:
My fellow muses. I am speaking to you now at the dawn of a new year, a great year — 2016. This is the year we will work hard to accomplish our goals. This is the year we will push ourselves to meet our deadlines. This is the year we will write.
We all have different experiences of the last twelve months. Some of you will have achieved greatness, and long may that continue. Many of us encountered difficulties, and to you I say that things will change.
With that, I am proud to unveil the latest weapon in anti-procrastination. They’ve been designed by our crack team of experts to suit your word tracking needs. My fellow muses, I give to you The Sarcastic Muse Writing Trackers…
TSM 2016 Writing Tracker – Single Sheet
TSM 2016 Writing Tracker – Month per Sheet
Thank you all and have a happy and productive 2016.
Translation:
To celebrate the beginning of 2016, we invite you to download our free writing tracker in two formats. Take a look at both and use the one that best suits your needs.
TSM 2016 Writing Tracker – Single Sheet
TSM 2016 Writing Tracker – Month per Sheet
Stay tuned, folks. We’re bbaaaaccccckkkk!
The Sarcastic Muse 
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Yay! The muse is back!
Where?! Dan, don’t scare me like that.
Right behind you…look out!!!
Actually, it feels great to be back.
Thank you so much and Happy New Year!
Happy New Year to you, too!
De nada and Happy New Year to you too
Yay! I’ve missed the Sarcastic Muses. Happy 2016!
We’ve missed you too, Marcy. Happy New Year.
Wow, I was expecting a simple checkmark for each day of the year. There are probably so many metrics embedded in this offering, I am worried that I may procrastinate just to discover them all 😉 Much appreciation to each of the muses for all the time and dedication that went into producing this gem. Well done!
Thank you, Dave. 🙂 i use the tracker myself, and sometimes just write my word counts down to add them at the end of the week. Adapt it to work for you (and avoid that procrastination). 🙂
Thanks, Dave. Yeah, Robyn doesn’t tend to do things by halves. Now if she’d only create a spreadsheet that writes the story in the first place…