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Rejection Project: 320 words
Related links:
Twists, Slug and Roscoes: A Glossary of Hardboiled Slang
A little rough getting into it tonight, but I believe it's because I spent the day relatively guilt free on the couch. I caught up on my telly and played with my new typewriter (you can see it over at my Google+ account). It's a rare thing when I'm not wallowing in guilt for something I've done or haven't done (or more likely, both). Hubby provided excellent motivation tonight as well.
Nate's Project: 387 words
I didn't write as long on this as I liked, but my mind kept drifting off. And I was working on a tense scene. I was worried for a moment that maybe my scene isn't any good, but I won't be able to tell until tomorrow. So, I put it away and will read tomorrow.
Good night!
Related links:
Twists, Slug and Roscoes: A Glossary of Hardboiled Slang
A little rough getting into it tonight, but I believe it's because I spent the day relatively guilt free on the couch. I caught up on my telly and played with my new typewriter (you can see it over at my Google+ account). It's a rare thing when I'm not wallowing in guilt for something I've done or haven't done (or more likely, both). Hubby provided excellent motivation tonight as well.
Nate's Project: 387 words
I didn't write as long on this as I liked, but my mind kept drifting off. And I was working on a tense scene. I was worried for a moment that maybe my scene isn't any good, but I won't be able to tell until tomorrow. So, I put it away and will read tomorrow.
Good night!