WIP: Work in Progress
Well it is NaNoWriMo Time! I have had to slow down today because of doctor appointments (which Matthea is healing slowly, but still ok. We see Dr. again on the 17th), feeding the family, and now am just waiting for the Son to finish his homework and get to bed. Then I can pour a cuppa tea and enter "NaNoLand". It's best if I can enter when all is quiet in the house. And tonight is especially quiet...the hub is out working and the two little lassies are in bed asleep. YES! (now if they'll just stay that way tonight)
I'm a newbie at NaNo and feel fairly good about the first two days. I ended day two with 5090 words. But, is that because I'm a fast typist or winded with words. Time will tell as I plod along the path of my storyboard. Yes, I thought I'd be a little organized for this event. Check out the tips section because this week's tip is on storyboards. And I found it to be very helpful in planning. It has been quite useful already keeping me focused and going forward, not sideways or backwards. Here's a picture of what mine looks like. Yes, it's sticky tacked up to the wall.
As for getting out the other two magazine articles...well, that just didn't happen.
QBR: Quick Book Review
Just Grace Walks the Dog by Charise Mericle Harper was a fun quick read that I'd let my 3rd grader read. Although he probably wouldn't because the MC is a girl. Great illustrations that helped show how Grace tries to convince her parents that she is responsible enough to own a dog. They even build a life-sized one out of cardboard and tape him to a skateboard to take on "walks".
Sheep by Valerie Hobbs tells the story about Jake a sheep dog that looses his parents as a puppy and goes from one owner to the next. Some are good and some are mean. He ends up at a ranch that does not have sheep-but orphan boys. He meets Luke here at this ranch and finds a friend and a home.
The Shakespeare Stealer by Gary Blackwood is a historical novel for YA. I liked this book quite a bit. I'm not into theatre, but liked the history part of it. If you want to read a full book review on this book click here.
TGC: Tips, Giveaways, and Contests
Tips today come from Ali Cross. She had two very great tips that have helped me start this NaNo writing mania. They were on storyboards and based on the book Save the Cat by Blake Synder. To read this two part series click Part 1 and Part 2 to read more.
Giveaways~
1. Angelina Ballerina Nutcracker Sweet DVD. Click here for more details.
Contests~
And the Boy is ready for bed...in a few minutes you'll find me in Nanoland....
3 comments:
Greetings MaDonna,
I've noticed a lot of bloggers get very involved in this NaNo writing contest.
Here's wishing you all the best with this. I realise it takes determination and dedication.
Wishing much peace and positivity to you and your loved ones.
With respect, Gary
Thanks so much, Gary! Positive thinking is being tested this morning with the middle child up and into everything at 5am! But, I've got a cup of coffee in hand now, so that is helping my brain catch up with her and getting my thoughts in order. HAHAHA!
Hope your day starts out better than mine today! =)
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