Daily check-in thread?

[JR Handley]

Day 19 word count: 38501
Aaaand the space ship has a haunting.

Who ya gonna call?

SPACE GHOST BUSTERS!

[Edryan]

11/18 was 544

total to date is 21149 in Nov

63368 for the book

[Theresa Baumgartner]

Day 19: 1676 today, for a total of 33,555.

My two main characters need to decide whether to rescue the third or let the situation play out. I'm fairly confident they will choose badly. I can feel it in my waters.

[Edryan]

1216 tonight - bedtime....

[JR Handley]

Day 19: 2,048 words

I wrote 2,048 words today, which is back where I want my minimum to be on a daily basis. I used chunks of dictation to get there, which is great if I can keep that up every day! The bad news, I need twice that from here until the end of NaNo to win and hit 50K words.

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[Theresa Baumgartner]

2048 is nothing to be sneezed at.

When I said I was a plodder, I meant it. Sometimes I think stubbornness is my greatest asset. (Haven't finished today's words, so that's why it dips at the end.)

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[JR Handley]

Well done Theresa! I started at 30,000 for the month from my work in progress, so it makes the chart look wacky.

[JR Handley]

Day 20:

I wrote 1,000 words, but Friday's are always mind-numbingly long for me. I record 7 hours of podcasting every Friday, plus I had to deep clean my bedroom so the dust bunnies didn't kill me. Oh, and I did my daily exercise, which I am prioritizing, even if it costs me words. Finally, I did some bulk cooking today so I could be ready for future workaholic goodness going forward. I wish I did better, all things being equal.

[Edryan]

-724 today. Going backwards but cut out a character who was sucking up space and doing a lot of standing around.

So hopefully its going to lead to some momentum.,...

[Theresa Baumgartner]

Momentum is always good!

Day 20: 1669 for the day for a total of 35,224. I often find it hard to get motivated on Fridays; it's the end of a long week and I know I have the next day off. Plus I'm running the writing sprints for the county nano group tomorrow morning so I'm pretty sure I'll make up any deficit then. But I pushed on until I hit my goal. So yay me. Now it's time to walk the dogs.