I never doubted it. Honest. Yes, it's a year later than they said—well, maybe just eight months. Some might have doubted. Not I.
Another project I contributed to, a tablet with the world's greatest operating system and interface, didn't make it. But I never doubted that till one day they said they couldn't do it.
Still, the Freewrite is here. A typewriter for the 21st century. Web enabled, internet connected.

Will this make me a writer? No. I am one. Will it make me a better writer? A harder question to answer. It may, because with it I may write more.
That was the idea behind the product in the first place, and why I thought to support it.
For I am kid, distracted by shiny new toys. And the Internet is full of shiny new toys, and email, and music, and interactions with friends, and...

It doesn't hurt that this Smart Typewriter qualifies as a shiny new toy. I know me: my strengths...and I'm conscious of many of my weaknesses.
So this blog entry, the resurrection of my blog if you will, is a start with this new toy. This new toy designed to help me do what I love to do.
Tell stories.
And I look forward to reading them! ^_^
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping, Helen. Here's hoping.
DeleteInteresting. I don't tend to get distracted on in the computer once I start writing, it's getting undistracted (is that a word) in the first place so that I can get started that is the problem.
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