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NaNoWriMo

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NaNoWriMo progress

Got my Chibi this morning. Aiming for three thousand words today, over half done already and Hubby's going out for the evening. Need an eye and stretch break. More later. 7:21 pm Found a secret of writing better: Put an old Stargate SG-1 episode on and write

The World According to Tea

The Coronet Hat is finished. It is going to a good home with a good friend. I'll take photos before I send it off. Happy travels, Hat, it was fun making you. It took almost all of the skein of Lamb's Pride worsted in Raspberry, and

Severe novel-related writing panic

I may not be posting much for the month of November. I've been anticipating NaNoWriMo since October 9th when I signed up. I've never done anything like this before and I must be crazy! I figure I have some time at lunch to write, and an

Brain dump

The great thing about supporting the New Zealand All Blacks Rugby team is that when they lose, it's not splashed all over the US radio, TV, and newspapers like with some St Louis Cardinals I could mention. And because the All Blacks are one of the best rugby

Plots and schemes

From Thirty reasons for thirty days: 22. You can threaten someone with, "If you don't stop [annoying action], I'll write you into my novel and kill you there!" You have been warned!

NaNoWriMo utilities

Hubby put together a page detailing the NaNoWriMo utilities he's written. They are free to use, but if they suck too much of our bandwidth, they'll be taken offline.

Random round up

The end is nigh, I'm working on the toe of Sehlat's second sock. It will be done before NaNo, two months late but still before Christmas. I love making socks, I just wish I could do it faster than two months a pair. I have three

NaNoWriMo progress graph

So here's the deal with my NaNoWriMo progress graph. Hubby wrote it for me. It's a Java Servlet and it DOES use up our bandwidth, which we pay for. Hubby is an amazingly good Java programmer which is why it's so cool. These are

NaNoWriMo 2004

Working on my roadmap for NaNoWriMo. I have a general plot and I'm inventing subplots as I go, each of the four main sections ends with a big crisis. According to the roadmap, I have a great start, and need to work on the ending. I completely forgot

Testing...

This is the NaNoWriMo progress graph Hubby wrote for me, using these figures: * Day one 1000 words * Day two 1000 words * Day three 2000 words * Day four 2000 words * Day five 1667 words * Day six 2000 words * Day seven zero words * Day eight 2500 words It's a PNG

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