Plugging away
Nov. 24th, 2004 10:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ksmithDoesnt everyone spend the night before T-giving first-drafting the next book?
The night air tasted sharp, as though it had flowed over ice on its way to the island. Jani tightened the fasteners of her weatherall's throatpiece, then worked her hands deeper into her pockets. Gloved though they were, they ached, as did her face, her feet. I used to run about in a t-shirt and trainers in weather like this. Back when she was thirteen, and impervious to weather. Back in her human days.
The night air tasted sharp, as though it had flowed over ice on its way to the island. Jani tightened the fasteners of her weatherall's throatpiece, then worked her hands deeper into her pockets. Gloved though they were, they ached, as did her face, her feet. I used to run about in a t-shirt and trainers in weather like this. Back when she was thirteen, and impervious to weather. Back in her human days.
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Date: 2004-11-25 05:15 am (UTC)Gotta get it done. Gotta get it done. Gotta get it done.
23 pages so far today! My normal speed is more like 6.
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Date: 2004-11-25 06:14 pm (UTC)We're sick.
Gotta get it done. Gotta get it done. Gotta get it done.
That, too.
23 pages so far today! My normal speed is more like 6.
My normal speed is single digits as well, until the end. My best one-day production was 23 pages, but my brain felt like a wrung-out washrag afterwards.
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Date: 2004-11-27 04:04 am (UTC)I don't know how