Tuesday, November 1, 2011

2,745 words!


HELLLOOOOOO NANOWRIMO!

CATHY OLLIFFE-WEBSTER IS IN DA HOUSE!

Can't talk now. Am wooting around the kitchen... look at me woot, shaking my thang. See that thang? I got some junk in my trunk, baby, and it's shaking, look at that thang shake!

FIRST day of National Novel Writing Month is DONE and I have slammed 2,745 words down on that keyboard, surpassing my goal of 2,000 words. THIS, in spite of a busy day at the office!

I got involved with NaNo at the last minute, only because a couple of other girls in my writers' group (we are all girls, even though we're as old as Alan Davidson's fez, and we always will be) were signed up and I thought, yes, this is what I need to get my novel finished. A primo kick in the ass deadline with tons of moral support.

So far, so good.

Like a recovering alcoholic, I am taking this 50,000 word challenge one day at a time.

And today was sooooooooooooooo suwheet ...

9 comments:

  1. Congratulations! That's a great word count for the day! I love the happy snoopy dance!

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  2. Good for you - if I had written that much I would have done a happy dance and shook my thang too!

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  3. Yay! That IS impressive. COngrats, and I hope I catch some of your energy -- after 2 days, just over 2k words. Keep on chugging! Peace...

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  4. good for you....you are having quite the successful year what with the weight loss and now with the novel writing. One more round of the kitchen...you go girl.

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  5. Thanks, Lauri and Kathy! Still dancing around the kitchen this morning! It's either the word count or the bran flakes I had for breakfast.
    Linda, that is fabulous! You keep chugging, too.
    And Delores, you are right, it has been a pretty sweet year for me. I think that turning 50 was a big wake-up call for me. I have invested a great deal of time and energy looking after all the facets of my life and it appears to be paying off. There are a million excuses for not doing something but no excuse for actually getting it done.
    You all are my inspiration, every day, my cheering corner – thanks so much!

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  6. Am cheering from the sidelines - woohoo! Go girl!
    :-)

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  7. Woot! Can't wait for my author autographed copy.

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  8. Thanks ladies! (STILL WOOTING .. only less so, because shortly am disappearing into bedroom to conjure up another gnarly amount of verbage) HUGS!

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