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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Nov
8
The Good Wife
Posted in rambling, writing
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I was chatting with a friend the other night, and she asked if mr myn was fully supportive of my writing. Turns out she wasn’t feeling like she was getting the support she needed at home.And I thought about it for a while and then I asked him. At which point he shrugged and said “sure.” On the surface such a response may not mean much, but I have to qualify it. 1) Writing is intensely personal. And it can be hard to do. Some days the words just flow, but other days it can literally be like pulling teeth when a scene just isn’t working, or characters aren’t cooperating. He’s always given me the time to write when I needed it – and rarely says anything against it. 2) He’s never said anything disparaging about me “wasting my time.” I have to say, I have talked to a number of unfortunate…
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Nov
6
Ehhhh….
Posted in nanowrimo, random, writing
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Not burning out. Not yet. LOL. But that Dragon Age game is kicking my ass. Been up *way* too late trying to play it the last few nights. I’m still ahead of where I need to be in the daily NaNo count, but it’s starting to slip. Gonna have to make up some ground this weekend (like I did last weekend). Writing wise, it’s going okay, though I’ve hit a point or two where if I were just writing normally, I’d stop and take stock of what I’ve put down and where I’m planning on going. Can’t do that here since I just don’t have the time. But still. I can see now that my regular pace of 1000 words a day (on work days) really is about the limit for me, at least as far as decent writing goes. Although that doesn’t count any pbp posts or the side…
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Nov
5
NaNo? Meet Perky Jerky.
Posted in wtf
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I’m not sure where to go with this, but hey – if you like meat and you want wake up by eating it, try Perky Jerky. (And wow, does that sound wrong, so on so many levels.) 150 mgs. of caffeine in every…um…stick. Yeah. Okay. I’m just going to go away now. And no, I haven’t tried it.…
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Nov
4
Stealth Finalist
Posted in contests
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You know, for all my fine words about turning off Twitter to NaNo (which I did) – I popped on a little while ago to find a congratulations from @lynettecurtis. For finaling in the Lori Brighton blog contest. And I was like…I did? *facepalm* Yes. Actually it turns out that my opening paragraph finaled. You can see mine and the other finalists here –> https://loribrighton.blogspot.com/2009/11/finalists.html. There are 24 of us, out of something like 100 or more, I think. Megan Records of Kensington judged them, and the end result is now I get to send in my first page. If I make it past that, then it’s the first 15 pages. If I win, she sees the first 3 chapters. The irony of it is that I entered it on a lark. Someone twittered the thing with a link, I checked it out and was like…Hmmm…free? Sure! And really, what do…
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