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NaNo update and stuff
Monday, November 6th, 2006 02:39 amWell, after 600 words, I decided to go with my backup story. I have slowly been typing away at it when I get the chance, and it is a blast to work on. Very doubtful that I can turn it into a 50k word novel at my pace. I type for an hour and only get about 700 words, and that is with the part I am typing all planned out. Damn, I hate being a perfectionist...I can't live with typing errors.
So, word count so far: about 2,300. Yeah sad. But I am happy in the fact that about 3000 words have been written in addition to that for the RPS cowrite, which to me is more important than NaNo.
Sunday was actually a good day at work compared to last week. Last week, I was up and off my knees so much that I had a large bruise under my left kneecap for a few days.
It has been raining here for pretty much 3 days straight, with only a few small pauses. I heard it will stop Tuesday. Going to start flooding the roads soon if there are no more breaks until then. It has been a good couple of years since there was water over the roadway. I remember, quite a few years ago, Dad driving me around the area to look at all the roads that were closed due to the water levels.
So, word count so far: about 2,300. Yeah sad. But I am happy in the fact that about 3000 words have been written in addition to that for the RPS cowrite, which to me is more important than NaNo.
Sunday was actually a good day at work compared to last week. Last week, I was up and off my knees so much that I had a large bruise under my left kneecap for a few days.
It has been raining here for pretty much 3 days straight, with only a few small pauses. I heard it will stop Tuesday. Going to start flooding the roads soon if there are no more breaks until then. It has been a good couple of years since there was water over the roadway. I remember, quite a few years ago, Dad driving me around the area to look at all the roads that were closed due to the water levels.
