Tag: notebooks

• What’s In My Notebook: Slice of Life #sol18

  

  I have never been the kind of writer who finishes a notebook in a month or two–until now. I filled an entire notebook in March and April! I have been keeping notebooks all of my adult life–sometimes sporadically, sometimes with daily dedication. But I fill them slowly. I like to write about my notebooks. In […]

  Elisabeth Ellington

  May 1, 2018

  slice of life, writing

  #sol18, notebooks, slice of life, writer’s notebook

• Security Blanket

  

  I left my writer’s notebook at work on Wednesday night. And I won’t be back at work again until Tuesday (though I didn’t know that on Wednesday–ended up needing a sick day yesterday; I work from home on Fridays and most Mondays). So my notebook and I are going to be separated for almost a […]

  Elisabeth Ellington

  March 21, 2014

  writing

  notebooks, writer’s notebook, writing, writing OCD, writing rituals, writing routines

• Review: Inside the Writer’s-Reader’s Notebook

  

  I used to keep separate notebooks for writing and reading, but last year, I decided to combine both functions into one very messy, very disorganized notebook. (I still keep a separate notebook for books I’ve read and books I want to read). I love having everything I’m thinking in one place, but if I want […]

  Elisabeth Ellington

  January 8, 2014

  professional development, reading, teaching, writing

  inside the writer’s reader’s notebook, linda rief, Methods, notebooks, professional development