My question for the day: Does the time change help National Novel Writing Month? In this house, I would have to say yes, at least so far. Once again, Thackeray had us all up and going at 6:20 (which, of course used to be 7:20). This resulted in my being able to write a full chapter (2426 words) before I headed off to Student Link. Without that boost, I’m here to say, there would have been no more words today. I am not sure just how long Thackeray will continue in the old time mode, but I think at the moment I’m okay with it. I do fully realize that an alarm clock could accomplish the same thing, but truly, it isn’t the same. There wasn’t much to do at Student Link today so I ended up shifting books in the book cases (we had 4 empty shelves but all the rest were very tightly jammed) and then shelved most of the books I catalogued last week. After lunch I had my therapy appointment and then I relaxed until it was time to tutor today’s student. I also posted comments on pieces by fellow students in my Children’s Writing class, posted my piece for comment next week and printed out this week’s lecture. I am managing to stay ahead of things and my theory now is that I am much better organized in November. I really, really love NaNoWriMo!!
early wake-up
from the cat
another chapter
word total 19470
NaNoWriMo
Thanks for all the info you shared at bridge. Have to check out more about the book you are writing quickly….
Thanks, Judy, and thanks for stopping by!