It’s started and not quite as I’d imagined. Of course, I must start by coming clean and admitting to those who didn’t catch my admission on Twitter the other day, that I haven’t signed up for this properly and officially.
No. I decided to be easy(ish) on myself and aim for a modest target of 20,000 – 30,000 words. A children’s story. Something I could add to later: parts two and three perhaps.
So, at the start of the week, I did a little light planning, which was good. Feeling confident!
And then midweek, and I shouldn’t complain, I got a whole bunch of ‘proper work’ to do. That, incidentally, means paid work for clients which, of course is good. But it did include reproducing a 28 page, closely worded, legal document, which took hours (it’s not something I’d normally do) and it numbed my brain, something chronic!
NaNoWriMo Day One – 7,239 words… and none of them fiction! Day Two has been better.
Good luck to you too! 👍
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I really hope I can swing it this year!
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We can only do, what we can do… It matters, and yet it doesn’t. I’m just trying to enjoy the ride. Hope you do too. Every word counts!
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I know what you mean. I’m trying to tell myself it’s okay if I don’t make the 50K, yet I DO need to make strong progress on Book 3 this month. Finding that balance is hard!
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Very exciting! I also like that you adjusted your target to fit you.
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Trying to avoid setting myself up for failure. ‘Cos I can. My rules, my target!
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