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Myth Weaver
Well...I don't wish to spent a lot of energy arguing mac vs windows. If you like it, that's okay.
I’ll quote myselfI’m not arguing one against the other that’s just my experience and knowledge from saving various different files types.
Due to an old injury that flared up a year or two back, my right hand is dang near useless. Typing becomes painful after a while, and I make a lot of mistakes.2k on turkey day is good I reckon, but should've gotten more. Whammied my right wrist while riding the quad today and holy shit does that put a crimp in my typing. I'm hoping it loosens up instead of tightening, as I'd planned on hitting 40k+ this weekend and heading into the final pages of the MS.
Otherwise, been doing more editing, organizing, and timeline work the past few days than new writing. Still got a few thousand in new stuff, but it all works for me since it's Nanupalooza finishing the novel instead of Nanowrimo, heh heh.
Due to an old injury that flared up a year or two back, my right hand is dang near useless. Typing becomes painful after a while, and I make a lot of mistakes.
That said, my Kindle presented me with a new listing by a 'James Rice' - title escapes me, but the cover featured a scary looking woman, no real background. That be you?
I am almost to the point...two more chapters, maybe three, to where I will need to revamp the outline to continue. That might cost me a day or two of writing - or it might not.
Exactly 65% of the 50,000 word count goal completed and I’m just deciding what to focus on next and which scene to play out. In writing most days this month I’ve gained more of a sense of where I want to take my narrative and how I want it to feel.
There is in the meantime plenty more research to do too and more names to decide on. I need a better notes resource so I can just tap into the information I need, when I need it.
1733 so far. Actually need over 2000 a day to catch up.Knocking on the door. What is that, like 2000 a day. You can do it.
Three more days of that and you are done, right?Just over 4000 smashed out today and can now see the 50,000 word mark as an attainable goal.