So the article is complete. At least I think that it is. I’m letting it "rest" for a day. I always seem to do this. I finish a story, a paper, an article and then I leave it alone for a day or so – I don’t look at it, don’t think about it at all or at least very little. Then I go back to it with a fresh mind – a new perspective. It seems to work. I suppose this is normal. A common sense kind of thing, but I always have trouble seeing my own mistakes (grammar wise at least) so the distance helps. Anyway, tonight I’m tired. Tomorrow there will be stories. This I promise you. No really – I promise.
That’s a really good idea with the waiting a day thing. I think I’ll have to try it when the school year starts again.
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Hm, at least you can finish your articles and such. I leave mine alone for a while, but mostly because I have no intentions of touching them again. I’m so lazy.I have a problem of not noticing my grammar mistakes also which is why I like to read it from the bottom to the top. It works well.
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This is actually a technique that was taught in the reasearch writing class I took last semester. So, not only is it normal, it’s suggested. :-) Congrats on getting your article done!
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