Monthly Archives: November 2003

I’ve been very busy, obviously. Work has been busy but good. I’ve gotten some really good feedback and things keep looking brigther and brighter. That’s a good thing. But, even with so much going on, I don’t have anything to … Continue reading →

Not much to say tonight. Had a really good weekend. Relaxing. Contemplative. Currently up to 35,293 words in NaNo. Am taking it slow (if you can believe me). Even went to my first Meetup this afternoon which turned out to … Continue reading →

Hm. I’m not that far away from 30k for NaNo. I told the guys at work that my personal goal for this weekend was 32k. I think I’ll be surpassing that. One thing I noticed now that I’m this deep … Continue reading →

So, here I am, having just broken the 27k point without any true realization (unlike when I broke the 20k barrier). I’m now at 27,487 words. I realize I still have a way to go, but at least that way … Continue reading →

I finally polished off Neil Gaiman’s “American Gods” today. Good-time reading 🙂 Best $4 I ever spent 🙂 Next on the reading list, “Violin” by Anne Rice. It’s fun working next to a really good used-book store. Dangerous, but very … Continue reading →

Yay!! 🙂 You know, I have to admit that it’s nice having a cheering section at work who always greets me with my latest NaNo word count whenever I get in in the mornings 🙂 i’m very happy it’s the … Continue reading →

Yup, it was a good day today if somewhat a little long. I got my flu shot this morning and my arm is still sore. I went out with two guys from my team for a yummy lunch at Chez … Continue reading →

Don’t stop believing. It’s the song that’s currently playing on my CD and it’s actually speaking to me. I broke the 20k barrier tonight. 5 days into the NaNo challenge and I broke 20 THOUSAND words. Can you believe it? … Continue reading →

It was a little slow-going tonight. I got caught in that pretty bad ice storm on the way home which meant I got to walk home fighting the cold, the wind, and the ice rain pelting me and my little … Continue reading →