Only 4 days left on NaNoWriMo. It's been an interesting experience. I've learned that I am only good for a couple of thousand words a day no matter how much time I set aside. I don't have a good answer as to why, except that maybe I'm easily distracted. I will ahve a different plan for next year. This year I have been almost perpetually behind the curve. I started out just over the line for the first week, then fell back and have been trying to catch up ever since.
I have less than 8,ooo words to go, so I should be able to do it and I'm not close to finishing the story. That's ok, I just wanted to get a leg up on the story, so I would have something to work on after I finish Vim Dicare and the editing thereof.
I think I will try again next year, I don't think I've been too horrible to my family during this time. Next year the plan will be to get as far out in front early on as I possibly can. I am also hoping that doing this for 30 days will create a new habit of writing, that will propel me to finishing the first novel.
Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving!
Novelist and Aviator
Saturday, November 27, 2010
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