Yep, there's a reason the French quota is only 2 pages and the Kurrent quota is only "some".
Brought to you by someone I know who often tries to set goals that work as long as everything else is going perfectly, with no give in case everything is not going perfectly, which sets them up for failure.
Me: She's talking about the time she had to bail me out of Yuletide!
I don't think you have tendencies this way
She's not???
:P
ETA: There's also a reason we still have a handful of posts to go on 1764-1772, and I haven't yet done the write-up on Philippe the Regent and his ambitions in Spain! (Spoiler: There is *some* material to report, but so far he still has not made an outright bid for the throne.)
But Kurrent is coming along! It's starting to click, at least for extremely clean handwriting, and I'm hoping to move to more interesting texts this week (with my fingers crossed that dealing with large volumes of less clean handwriting is doable).
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Re: New quota and yelling
Date: 2024-01-24 01:37 pm (UTC)Brought to you by someone I know who often tries to set goals that work as long as everything else is going perfectly, with no give in case everything is not going perfectly, which sets them up for failure.
Me: She's talking about the time she had to bail me out of Yuletide!
I don't think you have tendencies this way
She's not???
:P
ETA: There's also a reason we still have a handful of posts to go on 1764-1772, and I haven't yet done the write-up on Philippe the Regent and his ambitions in Spain! (Spoiler: There is *some* material to report, but so far he still has not made an outright bid for the throne.)
But Kurrent is coming along! It's starting to click, at least for extremely clean handwriting, and I'm hoping to move to more interesting texts this week (with my fingers crossed that dealing with large volumes of less clean handwriting is doable).