So far I'm ahead of the curve, but I'm not getting cocky yet, especially since I'd planned to DO THINGS this weekend, and they went down the drain rather quickly.
I did get a little cleaning done though--you can see the top of my desk now! It's very exciting. Of course, the fact that it is now relatively clear means that the cat has claimed it for his own, specifically that spot between the Sterling and the laptop where my blank paper and outlines are laid out.
I had planned on doing a typecast for today's post (that's the paper, rolled into the platen and waiting), but then Missouri came home and I decided to be nice and not use the typewriter since the noise bothers her (I do not understand this phenomenon. I find it soothing, personally).
So, how was your first weekend of Nano?
That is a fantastic desk! Nice work area.
ReplyDeleteI'm not doing NaNo, but I did manage to add another typewriter to the collection.
I started Nano and have quickly lost track of my story, doing work and typewriter projects instead. Many words behind and hope fading quickly. :P
ReplyDeleteit *is* highly motivating, though. Finding ways to procrastinate involves suddenly getting other projects done. :D
Wow! Great desk!
ReplyDeleteI'm not doing NaNo, really wouldn't know where to write about. Which is also kind of silly looking at the amount of blogposts I write... But then again, I'm not a writer but a blogger!
Do want to wish you good energy and much inspiration for you sessions this year. Even if you don't get the word count you want or need, I hope you'll have lots of fun getting there.