Well, midnight approaches and I'm on track to spend the beginning of NaNo sick as a dog. I slept from 2 to 6, so I guess at least I'll have my word count up by the time I wake up tomorrow. I have hot chocolate, I have tea, and best of all, thanks to this collection of word count meters, I've found one that I really like, since Zokutou seems to have bitten the dust.
This is likely to be my last public post for a while. If I've missed anyone who would like to read The Falling Woman as it's spit out, please comment or fill out the poll below. Good luck and happy writing, everybody!
This is likely to be my last public post for a while. If I've missed anyone who would like to read The Falling Woman as it's spit out, please comment or fill out the poll below. Good luck and happy writing, everybody!
Poll #1581 The Falling Woman
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I would like to be included on the filter for Esther's NaNo content.
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Also, I am not officially NaNoing, but I'm hoping to ride the wave of everybody else's productivity to inspire myself towards greater and more consistent plugging away at my own ongoing project. And I feel the need to inform you that that last round-up of posts and links of yours has made me all fired up to work on structuring my story and scribbling all over paper and charting things out and making decisions!
...Some of which I cannot actually do yet until I've done more research, but all the same I think one of these days soon I'm taking a bunch of markers and pens and scribbling paper to a coffeeshop and seeing what kind of burst of Esther-inspired productivity I can manage. :D
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There will so be scribbling. Internetly high-five!
(Man, if only we could teleport to have a write-in in the same coffeeshop. So epic! So not happening, but so epic!)