I don't know if anyone cares about this besides me, but I find it interesting (though time-consuming and difficult) to document the process by which I make the cuts. It turns the intuitive into something more methodical. In fact, sometimes I say, "I don't see any way to trim that very well," but as I write that up, I realize that there are more things that I can do.

I think I need to codify what I'm learning about the intuitive process and turn it into something more methodical -- a "how-to" instead of a "watch this". In my free time, of course.
 

(better than my blog, which I've purposely not told anyone about )
 

You use Google Reader? That's the only thing in my logs that I can see is an RSS reader. I'm glad you find it worthwhile. Occasionally I think I'm talking to a vacuum, but I think it would be worth doing even if I really were. Thanks for the support.

I know what you mean about talking in a vacuum, but it being worth it anyway. The reason for my own blog is that it helps me to think things through when I write about the. Many times, I summarize my own thoughts on discussions I see here. I also talk about my writing progress, as a sort of accountability measure.

EDIT: and the sample is sent

[This message has been edited by lehollis (edited September 28, 2007).]