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I saw The Hobbit
Rob and I went to see The Hobbit the Saturday morning after release. We’d planned on waiting; we don’t care for opening weekend crowds. But we found an extremely early (9:30 a.m.) showing (high frame rate 3D) at a theater that’s … Continue reading
About that NaNo thing
So, I tried to do the NaNo thing and write 50,000 words in a month. That didn’t quite work. Partly because I was trying to write something I found boring, and I got bored with staring at the same four … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo
First, because not everyone knows what it stands for, NaNoWriMo is National Novel Writing Month. The objective is to write a novel, consisting of 50,000 words, during the thirty days of November. Something to keep in mind–50,000 is at the … Continue reading
Finding my process
I started the year with the intention of finishing a draft of my novel. I wrote a post on finding time to write, well, making excuses. It took me a few months to get out of my own way. I … Continue reading
Sporadic-ness
I don’t post often. There’s a pretty big reason for this. Couple of them, actually. For 8 hours of the day, 9 during the summer-except Fridays, I’m at work. The little free time I do have at work, my lunch … Continue reading