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Myth Weaver
I spend all day working on three paragraphs. Many words changed, Many stayed the same. So... 330 words.
November strikes again? Or does it count as october. I feel for you. You really should start considering skipping novembers. Leave for a tropical beach end of october, return to the real world december first.10 minutes to midnight my time and November arrives early. I've had some stomach issues for a while, now, and I just found a letter from my specialist recommending surgery. Joy.
I really should, but it's contagious! I bought a planner to keep on track.November strikes again? Or does it count as october. I feel for you. You really should start considering skipping novembers. Leave for a tropical beach end of october, return to the real world december first.
Besides November being such a busy month, I've never been anywhere but in the middle of a project in November!Okay, let's get this party started! How is Preptober treating you? Shooting for any special goals this year? Let us know in this thread and we can keep the wordcount thread to wordcounts and wordcount talk.
Maybe we should plan a Mythic Scribes Writing retreat for November. Just pack up the whole forum to a beach in the caribean or something, hang out and write. Maybe that would workI really should, but it's contagious! I bought a planner to keep on track.
You don't have to start a new project for NaNo. Plenty of people "rebel" and just continue working on their current project. They just try to get 50k more words than they started the month with.Besides November being such a busy month, I've never been anywhere but in the middle of a project in November!
Maybe we should plan a Mythic Scribes Writing retreat for November. Just pack up the whole forum to a beach in the caribean or something, hang out and write. Maybe that would work
You don't have to start a new project for NaNo. Plenty of people "rebel" and just continue working on their current project. They just try to get 50k more words than they started the month with.
OMG can you imagine us all on a white sand beach? My plump, pasty, Irish ass would either immediately camouflage into the sand or declare that Gondor requires aid. We'd all die of sunburns, but what fun we'd have choking our laptops with sand and shells.Maybe we should plan a Mythic Scribes Writing retreat for November. Just pack up the whole forum to a beach in the caribean or something, hang out and write. Maybe that would work
You don't have to start a new project for NaNo. Plenty of people "rebel" and just continue working on their current project. They just try to get 50k more words than they started the month with.
The shoreline of the Netherlands suits me fine. Roaring grey of the mighty north sea with green-clad dunes to weather it. You may keep your tropical strands. And I'll opt for a black russian if we're dispensing cocktails.
Oh I was supposed to be writing? Ah well.
OMG can you imagine us all on a white sand beach? My plump, pasty, Irish ass would either immediately camouflage into the sand or declare that Gondor requires aid. We'd all die of sunburns, but what fun we'd have choking our laptops with sand and shells.
And I'm a NaNo rebel. I'm mid-project, about 36k in. 50k would make a nice dent. I do this full time, so I'm always mid-project, but I still love the NaNo energy, even if it's trying to kill me.
Let me know if you do, I can point you towards a whole lot of quaint towns and villages to visit, though the big cities in the Randstad are worth their time as well, especially in the old city centers of Amsterdam and Utrecht. If I ever venture to North America, I reckon the North-Eastern Seaboard would be my sort of region. Old (enough ) architecture, vast forests, fish chowder and Quebecois cuisine once I'd hop the border. For its nature Utah would be another interest. Those rocks and canyons they have over there are another world to me.I'll take that too... I'd love it. I need to make it that way before I die.
Let me know if you do, I can point you towards a whole lot of quaint towns and villages to visit, though the big cities in the Randstad are worth their time as well, especially in the old city centers of Amsterdam and Utrecht. If I ever venture to North America, I reckon the North-Eastern Seaboard would be my sort of region. Old (enough ) architecture, vast forests, fish chowder and Quebecois cuisine once I'd hop the border. For its nature Utah would be another interest. Those rocks and canyons they have over there are another world to me.