Thank you to everyone for their good wishes. I have no idea where this is going. So far, I have to characterize it as stream of consciousness. If you want to see a brief excerpt of just how scary that is, here you go: Heaven forbid someone should point out … Continue reading →
I’m dragging, but NaNoWriMo kicks off at midnight, and I want to nail a couple words before turning in for the night. I feel as if I get a positive head start that way. Besides, the second game of the NBA double-header is still going on. Not that I cared … Continue reading →
It’s NBA opening night, so I’m sitting here watching NBA basketball on TNT with Inuit (Inuit waves to her webfriends). The Spurs don’t play until Thursday, so we’re just getting our off-season withdrawal relieved. My primary goal this evening is to whittle down the NaNo soundtrack from 468 tracks to … Continue reading →
Calling all Montgomery, Alabama, and surrounding area NaNoers. It looks like we have a small group of folks interested in meeting for some write-ins. I’ve checked with BAM in EastChase, and they don’t mind if we gather at Joe Muggs. So far, the vote is for Wednesday evenings. For more … Continue reading →
This is the final weekend before National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) kicks off. Now is a good time to take care of little things before the frenzy begins. So what have I been doing? Created a NaNo2006 Soundtrack Stopped in to the NaNoWriMo forum to see how many local people … Continue reading →
I had a brief opportunity to work on revising Beginnings this morning while waiting for the GE repairman to arrive and replace my refrigerator doors. It’s better now than it was when I got up this morning. I may have one or more rounds of revision before I finalize it … Continue reading →
I’ve completed the first draft of Beginnings, my PBW e-book challenge short story entry. I plan to complete revisions by next Sunday — it needs some bite. I’ve signed up for FM’s Outline Marathon this week — I have to jot down some thoughts for this year’s NaNoWriMo entry, 30 … Continue reading →