Think, I have written enough today. The funny thing is, I couldn´t stop writing;) The story is nearing the climax, so I have to write that down and find an end. I can´t write a novel without climax and end, you agree with me, do you? It´s so thrilling at the moment, my MC is in troubles, problems are solved now, so no time to stop. Even my cold doesn´t slow down my writing. I need an satisfying end for the draft, I don´t want to stop because NaNo is over. I need it;)
But I have to focus again on my other writing, my assignment. Have to start the 3 chapter at the weekend. Maybe I also want to write and write - and finish soon. NaNo helped me to get prepared for my next challenge as well. And another good thing about writing is--besides the fun and reflections--, you forget about problems.
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| Doesn´t want to give up and dares the cold. |
Enjoy you day!
I love this little plant so beautiful in the snow... it must be cold, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI also think history without hot weather, with no end in suspense, not much fun! If only I imagine how it could be what you're writing, I might suggest something... hum... I wonder... shhhhhhhhh the head is warming... fuuuuuuuuuuuuu
What I'm talking now is only funny in Portuguese: um beijo, um queijo, um abraço e um laço.
:D
Yeah, it´s cold, but can get much colder here- about 25°F . Do you have Celsius? Then it would be -4° C.
ReplyDeleteMy wannabe-novel is about a Native American young man and his way through life;)
..and I don´t know Portuguese, I know the beijo and think abraco (abrazo in Spanish) is a hug, the other 2 words are unclear to me...what do they mean?
Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! I know what is -10°. It was this temperature when I went in England in 1991.
ReplyDeleteLook, I said the phrase that is funny to hear in Portuguese, the sound is nice and rhyme... ahahahaha
Beijo = kiss
Queijo = cheese
Abraço = hug
Laço = loop
Do you want one of those things now?
\o/ \o/ \o/ \o/
I´d need some cheese for dinner;)
ReplyDeleteHave you been to London?
It's raining hard right now, honey... the sound of rain gives me a peace... delicious...
ReplyDeleteWhen I went to England in january 1991(how long, my God!), I was in Southampton, Bournemouth, Oxford, Winchester and London. In London, I found it all very beautiful and it was very cold! I saw many people from different countries, and there was so much brazilians in the street. I confess I had missed Brasil there. I love my country despite all that talk about here.
Well, I could spend hours talking to you, but I'm so tired today, dear mARTy... then... it's "Time to stop writing!" ;)
Kisses, honey, and a lot of cheese "with love from me to you" \O/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8xhSeZi5CM&feature=related
"... If there's anything I can do
Just call on me and I'll send it along
With love from me to you ... "
Thank you for your friendship!
And thanks also for talking to me.
^,^
..and here it´s just snowing and snowing ********
ReplyDeleteYou know, I thought , I´d know many Beatles´songs, but this one was new to me- thanks for introducing;) Hope you are better today-- and it is nice, writing to you;) Have a good day;)
http://www.likesbooks.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/natural_cheese.jpg
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Delicious... I love cheese... of all types and flavors!
ReplyDeleteIf you allow me a suggestion, since it's cold: invite your love to take a wine and cheese accompanied by bread. It's cozy, romantic... especially near a fireplace. ;)
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_14tbsn3GNxI/TIV3nsZ6pxI/AAAAAAAAAQw/PfNWLCv21sY/s1600/queijos-e-vinhos-2.jpg
Have a beautiful weekend.
Many kisses, "with love from me to you!
yummy! the photo makes me hungry;)) cool suggestion, by the way!
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