Monthly Archives: April 2006

Ah Dun

Posted on April 28, 2006 by kt

I’m done. After a whoppingly impressive week. April 25 – 2,297 words April 26 – 3,486 words April 27 – 805 words April 28th – 3,876 words Weekly total – 10,464 words Novel total – 171,357 words (about 343 pages) … Continue reading →

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The Last Mile

Posted on April 25, 2006 by kt

Getting very, very close to done. (Done! Done! Done, I say!). April 18 – 1,648 words April 19 – 1,224 words April 20 – 475 words (at 5 in the morning, thankyouverymuch!) Total: 3,347 words (347 words over goal) And … Continue reading →

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Toddler Joi

Posted on April 19, 2006 by kt

Today Jess has: Refused to hold hands while crossing streets and in stores Taken down an entire rack of movies at the Target Stolen and opened a candy bar (from the bag of junk food Kevin and I bought, not … Continue reading →

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Close, but no Banana

Posted on April 17, 2006 by kt

Why do I always need a vacation to recover from my vacation? I spent 3 days in the Outer Banks and now I’m exhausted. I didn’t get much done this week, but progress is progress. April 12 – 1,182 words … Continue reading →

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Crop Talk

Posted on April 13, 2006 by kt

Like I said, I went on vacation to the Outer Banks last week. It wasn’t really a vacation, though. It was a scrapbooking get-away. I really needed one. It’s hard to scrap at home. In order to get anything done, … Continue reading →

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Round the Bend (And Headed for Home)

Posted on April 10, 2006 by kt

This week I finished the actual ‘plot’ of the story. Only two chapters of ‘and they lived mostly happily for a while’ and then, DONE DONE DONE! April 3 – 1,039 (end Cha 27) April 5 – 2,150 (start Cha … Continue reading →

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Less is More… or something like that

Posted on April 3, 2006 by kt

Well, last week was the first week of Kevin’s new ‘regular’ schedule. He hasn’t had a regular schedule since we lived in Lynchburg, some 7-8 years ago. Funny. I thought him working a more normal schedule would mean I’d see … Continue reading →

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