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Even more lame today! I’m not even moving!
I promise, better stuff is on the way…
…and on the road…again…
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On the road again…
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Apparently too toasted the day after finishing a novel to do more than shoot a quick snap while driving.
NaNoWriMo Day 29
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Story finished one day ahead of time at 64 thousand words. Now it’s time to…relax? Write more? Sleep? Maybe sleep.
NaNoWriMo Day 28
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The final 2009 Saturday write-in at Mo’Joe’s coffee shop. Already sad to see it go!
A Dog’s Life
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Kurtie taking it easy on my dad’s lap after our day-late Thanksgiving celebration.
Loaners – PKD
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My artist buddy Darrell is also a fan of Philip K. Dick, and the other night I got home to find a whole bag of these books sitting on my front porch, a gift of literary loan from the man. It’s awesome, but really makes me wonder just how on earth I’m going to get all this stuff read in addition to my other stuff that’s already crowding the house!
NaNoWriMo Day 24
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I had to play a gig tonight, so I couldn’t participate in the write-in for this evening. That was lame, because it’s the one that I pretty much put together last year and re-organized this year. However, I was able to stop in and see all my friends before I hit the road to play. I was envious of them all sitting around the table working together. Writing is often such a solitary pursuit that it’s really nice when the opportunity arises to share the moment with a bunch of like-minded wackos, and these are some really cool wackos, I assure you.
Driving
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Heading in to work…again.
Music, music, music
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One of my fellow WriMos is also a violinist with the local orchestra. She played today, and was generous enough to provide me with a ticket to the show. I had an excellent time there. Unfortunately, the lighting was pretty terrible, and I didn’t want to disturb anyone by using flash, so this is what you get. A bit fuzzy.
NaNoWriMo Day 21
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Saturdays our NaNo region schedules a write-in at a local coffee shop. It’s one of my favorite places to write. It’s kind of the big write-in of the week during NaNo, and a lot of people make the effort to get out and say hello and pound/scribble out a few words there. We had a good turnout, and I made some awesome progress with something like an eight thousand word jump that day.