Countdown to NaNo
So, we won’t talk about my October word count. NaNo starts tomorrow, and I’m giving it another shot. I know 50,000 words is out of the question, unless my boss decides she wants to give me the month off or … Continue reading
So, we won’t talk about my October word count. NaNo starts tomorrow, and I’m giving it another shot. I know 50,000 words is out of the question, unless my boss decides she wants to give me the month off or … Continue reading
We went to see 30 Days of Night last night. I spent most of the movie curling up into a tighter and tighter ball in my seat, while my husband and Hill tried crawling in my lap from either side. So. … Continue reading
Back in the day, when I was a college-going lass, there was a tiny Dunkin’ Donuts on campus. It could fit maybe three customers at a time, and you’d see lines out the door between classes. It was also open … Continue reading
I have a hojillion things going through my head, and at least two bigger posts I haven’t had a chance to write yet (the ghost tour in North Conway and a snippet about the Ren Faire). But, for now, little … Continue reading
Or I will be. The Decemberists are coming to Boston. November 3rd and 4th, a Saturday and a Sunday. The Orpheum Theatre. I almost deleted the Ticketmaster spam this morning, but then I thought “what the heck,” and scrolled through … Continue reading
I’m not much of a moviegoer. This is likely because I’m a snob. Shit blowing up for two hours bores me. I’d rather get my teeth drilled than sit through any kind of Dumb and Dumber imitation. Most horror films … Continue reading
Giving up sandals for boots was easy. I like boots. I own far too many pairs, and as soon as there was a hint of chill in the air, I was online, searching for new granny boots. I bought some in black; … Continue reading
(You got it, you got it) I went walking at lunch. They were there.
I have a good job. For the most part, I love my company, and the people I work with. We have a great benefits package, more vacation time than I sometimes know what to do with (I’ve used almost all … Continue reading
We’re coming up on another National Novel Writing Month. I’ve participated off and on every few years, and as November rolls around, I start thinking, I can do this. Writing just under 1700 words a day for 30 days isn’t … Continue reading