Plans of attack

What do I have to do today to make a happy result in May?

New Media:

I have obtained a copy of Bradford's Of Plymouth Plantation. Obviously, I have to read it. What is Bradford's style? What does he think is important? He uses Scripture a great deal, to apply current events to what he thinks of God's purpose. What verses will he use to deal with what I have planned for him?

MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA..............

(Ahem)
I want to see how the practical pilgrims deal with these new situations for which they could not be prepared. I should also read Bradstreet's poem on that infernal experience she had.

Concerning the time left, I needed a straightforward work, and fewer voices. I looked at Middlemarch, but that is far too complex.

I must read Bradford every day, and write Bradford every day. He knows how to draw his readers into the story. I want the same.

NONFICTION:

I must write the research as I wait for the April 25 event. I should know what is done at the centre before I get there. I also need to reassemble the recorder. I need to make sure all my questions are planned out so as not to waste time.
I need to look at the class notes, to view the successful formats of reportage and follow those.

I need to see tangible progress. How?

I need to see pages I have created, and printouts of these.
I will demand of myself 1,000 words every day, for each project.

I also need to reread the material for the final in the Roh course.

Other bloggers have loving, supporting familes. I have none. I am the one who must pull this off.

Of course, there is the ultimate project: Impeach Obama!