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Archive for November 2006

Addendum to Finishing the Novel

Wednesday, November 29th, 2006 Posted in Writing | No Comments »

When I started writing my novel I gave up shaving for the month (takes too much time) and decided not to cut my hair (maybe a Samson thing? I don't know). I just realized now that I'm finished I can shave ...

The Novel is Complete

Wednesday, November 29th, 2006 Posted in Writing | 2 Comments »

Well, it's finally done. I finished my second novel, Turn Left at the Blacktop, this evening, crossing the 50,000-word mark and writing a mere 200 words more and calling it good. Whew. I finished a day early, but it was a ...

Church Marketing Sucks T-shirts!

Monday, November 20th, 2006 Posted in Style & Fashion | No Comments »

Ever since I started working on Church Marketing Sucks I thought it would be so cool to have CMS T-shirts. Well, that day has arrived. We're selling Church Marketing Sucks T-shirts. There are five unique designs (I love the dinosaur), but we're ...

NaNoWriMo Day 11

Saturday, November 11th, 2006 Posted in Writing | 1 Comment »

So it's Saturday, around 5:30 p.m. Lexi is sleeping. Abby is sick and sleeping. Speak and Mazie are sleeping. The sun has gone down while I've been in front of the computer typing chapter 12 and my 1,667 words for ...

NaNoWriMo Day 1

Wednesday, November 1st, 2006 Posted in Writing | No Comments »

Well, I started the novel today. Let me just tell you: this morning sucked. Hammering out that first 700 words was painful. It didn't come easily. My characters felt stiff. Too many unanswered questions kept coming to mind and I ...