NaNoWriMo
is National Novel Writing Month,
a month long challenge to write a novel
throughout the month of November.
No pain, no gain.
I managed to write enough words to take the weekend off. The only problem is that I will still be busy for daughter's birthday and turkey day next week. I might still write in the weekend, but I'll have to see about that. My tools (my hands) are both hurting. I think it's carpel tunnel syndrome on the right hand. On the left hand, I feel numbness on the pinky and its neighbor, which might be due to that nagging diabetes.
As for the writing, I was very sad. My hero is struggling to regain his memory. The heroine feels guilty. During their conversation Jilly Anne cried, and I almost cried. I had to hold it together to get through the touching scene.
To balance out the seriousness, I infused the writing with some comedy. The heroine felt she needed to spoon feed the hero. The hero was embarrassed. He had to tell her to stop. It really was funny; you had to be there. Haha!
For the next few days, I'll be decorating, cleaning, and cooking for the holidays. I might join some of the updates. Don't worry, friends. There is plenty for you all to read here in this blog. I'm glad you have visited.
Well, thanks for reading this latest update about my NanoWriMo adventures. Stay tuned for more.
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