Unbelievable.
Remember in my last entry I was talking about the "little things" that make a relationship into something special? Well, here's a NaNoWriMo-related one for you:
Two nights ago my husband and I were playing Scattergories. If you've never played it, it's a great game for writers... it's a wordplay game where you have a list of objects that you have to name using a letter rolled from a die. Say you have a list with things like "Birds", "Colleges", and "Things with spots", and someone rolls the letter O. You might say things like "Osprey", "Oglethorpe", and "Ocelots". Anyway.
We're playing Scattergories, and the letter is G. One of the objects in the list is "Book Titles". I totally blanked on anything, which happens frequently in Scattergories (there's a time limit and a very noisy timer), but then it was Jay's turn. He'd written "Ghost in Atlanta"... which is my NaNoWriMo book.
*beaming*
I just had to share that, even if it does make me feel guilty for procrastinating so much. ;)
Two nights ago my husband and I were playing Scattergories. If you've never played it, it's a great game for writers... it's a wordplay game where you have a list of objects that you have to name using a letter rolled from a die. Say you have a list with things like "Birds", "Colleges", and "Things with spots", and someone rolls the letter O. You might say things like "Osprey", "Oglethorpe", and "Ocelots". Anyway.
We're playing Scattergories, and the letter is G. One of the objects in the list is "Book Titles". I totally blanked on anything, which happens frequently in Scattergories (there's a time limit and a very noisy timer), but then it was Jay's turn. He'd written "Ghost in Atlanta"... which is my NaNoWriMo book.
*beaming*
I just had to share that, even if it does make me feel guilty for procrastinating so much. ;)