A bit later than I wanted, here the evaluation of m IFJM participation.
First of all, I really enjoyed the days I did something, but there were too many little problems that I was not ready to face at this point:
1. I did not test the paper quality enough. The paper was so thin that there was no pleasure of doing anything in it.
2. I did have lots of ideas in mind, but never took the time to write about them to realize before heading head first into the month, that most of them were just not “right” in timing.
I really did like the fact that I was walking on the line between my real life and Fake-Me’s “stay” with me. Many facts and people were real, but I could just think and write the opposite of what I would have written.
April was the busiest month at work lately. I think another point in life would have been easier.
I also realized that blogging every day was (is) too much for me. It’s either journaling or blogging, but not the two.
I think I will start a “permanent” fake-journal, just to get “stuff” out of me that I would not want to say or write. But that one surely will stay very private.
I also think that I will participate next year, but before doing so I will
- test the paper
- write out a story-line
- blog about it the most once a week.
Thanks to Roz Standahl for being such an inspiration to me.
I just finished a workshop with her as well. Her (and the other 2) workshops are free and the instructions will be up for another 2 months.
I have so many ideas – just need to build all of that into my every day life. How much of it will be blogged about – I have to see.





















