
I know that reason isn't particularly entertaining, so I have provided of the following of list of other excuses for my stalled word count.
* After a 13 or 14 hours workday, my brain is no longer young enough to decompress by writing non-stop for an hour to get 1000 words. It can only handle watching rubbish on TV.
* I don't need to write as an escape any longer.
* My idea has no staying power and I was stupid for thinking that I could write a whole novel around it.
* I am a hack and everyone knows it, so what I am really doing?
* I need a new song to obsess over which will fuel my word count and inspire all kinds fo new twists and turns.
* Panera Mac and Cheese halts the word count...too many carbs and way too delicious.
* My 2009 NanoWrimo novel was so good, that I can't fathom thinking about a new one knowing that it still needs attention.
* I peaked after the meet cute and lost all interest in the story, which by the way, was inspired by photo I saw on Twitter. (Note to self...maybe you just need to find another picture to inspire ideas.)
I really just need to snap out of it and get back in the game. The past five years were filled with stress and life happenings but I always finished. This year will be no different...I'm just upset that I set a goal of 65K and that I am probably not going to hit it. My goal for the weekend is to get to 40K...the night is young...you never know. I will finish...no excuses!!
2 comments:
I would humbly suggest that what you have to say need not be defined by a word count... it's easy to confuse the mechanism for the true/underlying goal: expression.
and I'm really glad you have this time with your grandmom! :) enjoy every minute of it, without NanoWrimo guilt!
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