Comments on: The Last Week of NaNoWriMo http://juicedonwriting.com/675/the-last-week-of-nanowrimo/ I want to write. I want to make a living writing - fiction, and non-fiction. And I want to share all the writing resources I find. This is my writing blog. Simple as that. Mon, 31 May 2010 18:33:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Cat, writer from Germany http://juicedonwriting.com/675/the-last-week-of-nanowrimo/comment-page-1/#comment-224 Cat, writer from Germany Mon, 24 Nov 2008 15:13:57 +0000 http://juicedonwriting.com/?p=675#comment-224 Oh, I know well how that feels. At least you are a fairly fast writer. I never manage more than 2000 words a day even if I wear myself out. The highest I ever made were 2572 words and I was very proud of that. Life always gets into the way of what I have planned but on the other hand it also reflects into my writing. Just yesterday, my main character fell in love - he wasn't supposed to. Which complicates things a bit but fits in very well with the overall theme. I just hope that your flue will understand the importance of NaNo and -as we would say in Germany- "go to where black pepper grows". By the way, try the following: open a teabag of chamomile tea and empty it into a bowl. Pour boiling water in the bowl, hang your head into the fog and cover everything with a big, big towel. Breath through your mouth as long as it is too hot to breathe otherwise. Stay under the towel for 7-10 minutes, then dry your face and splash it with really cold water. That gets flues out of my system in one or two days. Good luck with your novel, Cat Oh, I know well how that feels. At least you are a fairly fast writer. I never manage more than 2000 words a day even if I wear myself out. The highest I ever made were 2572 words and I was very proud of that. Life always gets into the way of what I have planned but on the other hand it also reflects into my writing. Just yesterday, my main character fell in love – he wasn’t supposed to. Which complicates things a bit but fits in very well with the overall theme.
I just hope that your flue will understand the importance of NaNo and -as we would say in Germany- “go to where black pepper grows”.

By the way, try the following: open a teabag of chamomile tea and empty it into a bowl. Pour boiling water in the bowl, hang your head into the fog and cover everything with a big, big towel. Breath through your mouth as long as it is too hot to breathe otherwise. Stay under the towel for 7-10 minutes, then dry your face and splash it with really cold water. That gets flues out of my system in one or two days.

Good luck with your novel,
Cat

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