Almost made them all up
So I'm at 25475 words now, thank the writing gods (just wrote another thousand or so)... if I write both days this weekend, I may be back to 30K -- which is where I was several days ago -- by Monday, just in time to take a week off. (We're going to San Diego next week, and I imagine not a lot of writing will get done. I will, however, get to see Michele Scott! And a lot of animals. And Disneyland.)
Anyway, I'm so relieved at the way the writing has gone, I just had to share.
Have a great Friday night!
posted by Karen MacInerney @ 9:16 PM
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5 Comments:
Hi,
At least someone got some writing done. LOL. This week has been a wash-out for me. I got over my cold that had turned into a sinus infection so I was so far behind on everything. Though I did manage to write a scene today, after 2 days of shoveling. It snowed here yesterday and that was followed by endless hours of sleet. I just love New England.
Karen, San Diego sounds really good to me right now.
I saw that you posted the link to your interview. I'm going to read it tomorrow, I'm getting ready to hit bed right now.
Goodnight,
Debra S.
LOL. I just finished reading your feature in the paper. Love it when the agent groaned - "Not another b&b mystery." Too funny.
It was a nice article. Your kitchen looks very cheerful. I love yellow.
I better get to work.
Debra S.
Hi Karen,
So glad that you are able to take a vacation and hope that you're having fun in California! Gotta relate a quick story. My husband was telling me about a great recipe that I should try to make. He had cut out two of them from the paper. One was Wicked Blueberry Muffins and the other one was the Breakfast meal...and of course I had to laugh. I told him "The baker was my writing instructor." And you know what he said (because he saw your picture)--"Oh, she's very young, isn't she?" I guess he must have thought that if you were my instructor, you would necessarily have to be over 50...
Have a nice trip home!
Judy W.
Debra,
Poor you! I wish you were here with me in San Diego, although the kid-adult ratio is less than ideal. :)
I hope you're feeling better. Take care of yourself -- you can always write when you're feeling human. That's what I plan to do. Bring on the free margaritas!
Take care, and get well soon, Debra... congrats on slogging through a scene despite it all!
Karen
Debra, I didn't see your second comment until just now; yes, my kitchen is cheery and yellow (like Natalie's), only with another darned hole in the drywall from Bunny. I'm glad you liked the article -- and it's true about what Jessica said. Just goes to show, you never know... :)
Feel better!
K
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