Skip to main content

Down to the Wire

I've been NaNoWriMoing all month long. It started out as a fun story to write and now I just dragging along trying to find a plot to this mad mess on paper. Never have I had so much awe for author like I do know. They are seriously warriors with their pens. I'm struggling to get to 20,000. I don't know if I'll make it to my new goal of 30,000 in 24 hours from now. But oh well, it gave me an experience. Broadened my horizon. Made me stick to writing for more then a few days. Writing a story is serious work. And someday I hope I'll finally finish a story of mine.
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

It's coming, just two day left . . .

The world of NANOWRIMO is about to unfold. It will be my second try, and hopefully I'll do better then I did in 2007. Here is my potential story I'm going to work on. Summary: A friend with a passion for science has developed an unheard of feat, a time machine. That's right, H. G. Wells for reals. Nadie volunteers for the job of a lifetime. The first person to travel through time. Numbered among other great explorers such as Lewis and Clark. With Regency Era England as her destination, will Nadie keep suspicion from the curious eyes? And . . . when a realization comes, will she be able to make the right choice?
3 comments
Make it grow >

Now The Parties Over, But Don't Abandon Ship Just Yet

I don't know how many have been following my 365 photo challenge, but it is finito!  So does that mean the end of my blog? Nah.  I'll still be around, here are a few things you might be seeing in the near future. Instead of a daily photo, I hope to bring you the best photos of the week, month.  Anyway you look at it, there will be photos. Do you ever wonder what all those functions are for on your camera?  I've come across many people who don't know how to use their cameras beyond AUTO.  Thus I will be debuting "Stepping out of the Little Green Box".  Each post will focus on one feature, so you can learn without getting data overload.  I'll keep it interesting and short, because let's face it. In this day and age, we want out information short and sweet. Do you have any suggestions, questions?  Put a comment down below and I'll answer you.
3 comments
Make it grow >

The Tick of Death

Most of you have probably seen this: Well, one of our computers has a ticking noise from the hard drive's needle/reader thing coming loose or something.  Which means its a "pipebomb" in it own right.  So this last week I invested in a small compact external hard drive to store all my photos inside of.  And it's green! Isn't it pretty?
3 comments
Make it grow >