Writing Is Easy!

[wire_mother]

…he says, knowing full well that he won't be able to keep up this pace.

3346 words, according to the word counter in LibreOffice. I know that the LibreOffice word counter comes up with slightly different numbers than the official NaNoWriMo word counter, but it should be close enough. That's about twice as many as I need to average per day, but I'm just happy to be banking some against a possible word drought later on.

Comments

[robot-mel.livejournal.com]

Well done! I only managed 100 over the recommended daily allowence. But part of that I blame the cat for as he kept sitting between me and the keyboard.

[wire-mother.livejournal.com]

Heh. After I updated here, I fiddled around some more and ended the day at 3702. I doubt I can keep that up, but it's interesting that the ideas are starting to flow, where I sat down with hardly an idea (in fact, I had three, and picked one as I sat down). What's even more interesting is that the initial idea that I actually chose has mutated so completely that it is unrecognizable as the original idea.

[robot-mel.livejournal.com]

I think that's very cool. I love it when stories have a life of their own. I have mostly vague ideas for mine. I know a few things that happen in the middle but that's about it. Trying to spend the day plotting and the evening writing it up. Which will only last until I have things to do in the evening!