I… hit a snare with my NaNoWriMo novel yesterday. I didn’t really appreciate that I hit it on the 2nd busiest day of my week, but I am glad I hit it near the end of the first week instead of in the middle of the second one.
I’m not sure how the first weekend of November has already flown by. It feels like it should still be Friday, but nope. It’s Monday. Monday.
The host smiled at me from across the set. “Are you excited, Alison?”
“Very excited!” I smiled back, but not too widely. It wouldn’t do for them to see the missing teeth.
“What kind of man are you hoping to meet through this experience?”
What did any zom- er, girl, come on this show for? I knew exactly why I was here, and it had my mouth watering… but I probably shouldn’t tell him that.
A couple of years ago, I decided to join this thing called Pinterest. I didn’t expect it to literally change my life.
Eating healthy and living sustainably has always been a dream of mine – I spent a lot of time outdoors as a child, and I have a long-held fascination with nature and animals. I started following a few Pinterest boards about gardening, and stumbled across this thing called urban farming.
And then I discovered this thing called Back to Eden.
I’m not really sure where the week went. I meant to get a post up Monday or Tuesday, and I blinked and suddenly it was Wednesday. I will confess – I have not finished reading this book yet. Serves me right for signing up for a blog tour right before NaNoWriMo starts. I’m working on…
Since I don’t have a post prepped for early this week on the blog, have a Ferret post instead!
Things are happening! First off, I totally meant to have an essay post up this week… but I can’t find the essay (yes, it’s one I wrote in college five years ago, but I evidently only have a print out of it somewhere in my house. I can’t find it on any of my old…
Ready for more tools? In today’s post, we’ll have Playing With Characters, Working Through a Block, and Just for Procrastination. If you haven’t read Part 1 of My NaNoWriMo Tools, you can find it here.
Tools to make your 2013 NaNoWriMo experience smoother! Part 1 features tools to help you stay sane, and to help you get the words on paper/screen.
The Chronos Legion was an experiment. It first bore the work-in-progress moniker of Father Time, because I had no clue what else I could possibly call it.
