As life would have it, I’m hobbling around in a high-thigh to low-calf splint right now. At least a month of this? Holy– okay, so it’s not a cast. I can take it off at night and for a good scratch.
I’ll quit complaining and move on.
I am, however, happy to share that I’ve reached over 55K on my NaNoWriMo project, Cleaning House, and that I’m still plowing along. But, you should realize that nothing I write can be described as standard in length. My works routinely reach over 100K, and Hunted, which this week’s snippet comes from, is over 113K.
When I write, I go big.
Poor Etain. I’m almost scared to find out the details.
Re: the splint, I’m sending you a hug, Jeanne.
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I dunno where my initial reply disappeared to, but here it is again.
Thanks for the hug, we all need one now and again, but I was merely being whiny. I get frustrated when my body doesn’t work as it should… which is beginning to happen more frequently. Autoimmune issues means things wear out quicker than they should, especially joints.
And, Etain. She and Brigit have been in a crash and burn scenario for a while now, but balance is coming, so stay tuned.
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There is true chemistry betwixt these 2, whether it’s intended or not 🙂
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Brigit is 17 yrs old, and Etain is her godmother. The only chemistry there is family concern.
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I, too, am waiting with wide eyes for Etain’s response…poor Etain.
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Such responses can someone, like Brigit, grow up way too fast.
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Thank you!
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Wow, I want to know what happened to her.
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Nothing good, that’s for certain.
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I’m liking Brigit. She has her priorities straight.
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Brigit is learning fast what really matters in life.
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I know there’s more to this, but do I want to know? Poor thing! Great snippet, thank you. 🙂
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Hello! First-time reader of your blog here! Glad to have found a queer space!
Also, wow – that is plenty on NaNo, and there’s still one third to go! Impressive. 🙂 And if you routinely hit 100K on your work, do you have any advice on how to keep it cohesive and maintain the tension in a longer work? The one time I did over 100K on a text, I couldn’t keep it together… It was all over the place, and should’ve ended three times before I just dropped the whole project!
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More than Brigit probably wants to know. 😕
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Oh, yes. And more than anyone should have to endure, but things are going to get better, at least for a while.
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As if having feathers embedded in you wasn’t enough. Really on the fence about if I want to know what happened. Seems like it’s gonna be pretty brutal.
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But she survived. It’s amazing how resilient some of us are.
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[…] tag these fantastic folks: Marie, Dani, Beth, Cait, JW Martin, Phil Taylor, Jeanne G’Fellers, AM Leibowitz, and Fallon Brown. And of course, any other writer reading this […]
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I dreading hearing the answer to that. Great snippet.
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Uh-oh. I’m pretty sure Etain didn’t want her to see those marks…
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Nope, she didn’t.
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