about wind chimes ...

[trisana_mcgraw]

*SIGH* It was a nice endeavor to take on the whole 31_days project, and I admire everyone (including Anya last month) who managed to get stuff in each day. Sorry that I got lax with it and then stopped altogether. I could blame my job, but it (the job) is not that hard. I have tons of ideas mapped out; I'm just not at the point yet where I can churn out

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[fyrethief]

I wouldn't worry. Your work is good, so there's no need to fret about deadlines too much. If you write all the prompts, then that's brilliant, regardless of whether you do it for the correct day or not.

I think you have to be a certain type of writer to do stunts like NaNoWriMo, and I'm definitely not one. :P Well, perhaps I could do it if it was in the summer holidays when I wasn't doing anything else, but not in November when I'm busy with work and stuff. Anyways, rambling.

Basically, I love reading your stuff, whenever you post it, so I wouldn't worry. ;-)

[trisana_mcgraw]

*hugs* Thanks so much; that's very sweet of you to say. I'm going to be gone from July 4-20, so I probably won't have much up for the next month. I will try to get up not one, but two, drabbles for love until it hurts before I leave. Also, I wouldn't want to pass up the latest tammy_drabbles challenge, the morning after the night before. :D

I totally agree about NaNoWriMo, although I probably couldn't commit all my time to it during the summer since I'm usually traveling with family/other programs (the one that I'm doing in July).

Thanks so much for always reading/reviewing -- which reminds me, I owe you several reviews. Those will materialize before I leave on Tuesday.

[fyrethief]

Where are you going? Have fun, wherever it is. :) (I'm going away from the end of July for two weeks so we're likely not to speak to each other until mid-August) :(

Looking forward to your fics, as always! And although I'd greatly appreciate your reviews, please don't feel pressured to write them if haven't got time. :)

[trisana_mcgraw]

That's too bad that we'll miss each other, but we'll have stories to trade in mid-August (when school starts, for me at least...)

I'm doing the Global Youth Leadership Conference, or GYLC; the site is here. I'm excited to meet people from around the world and gain new perspectives. That actually was the board where I started chatting with Kmiri Kalasin, though neither of us knew the other's alter ego. ^_^

Aww, you're too sweet. I'll definitely get out some reviews for your newest chapters before I leave tomorrow morning.