Today is still a writing day.
How did you do?
Are you ready for a rest? Or raring to write more?
Happy Holidays!
Month: November 2018
30 Days of Nano – Day 29
StandardTake a moment to bask in all you’ve accomplished these last 29 days.
November – Gratitude – Quotation
StandardGood morning.
Lead with gratitude
The air in your lungs, the sky above you.
Proceed from there.– Lin-Manuel Miranda
30 Days of Nano – Day 28
StandardRandomly pick a date on your calendar in either December or January. You will use this date to re-read your November Nano writings. This gives it time to rest and you will see it in a new light.
Giving Tuesday
StandardIn this time of holiday joy and generosity, please do what you can to support those organizations who help throughout the year.
Where I Give My Support (list not inclusive)
Scroll down to the Stands links for a collection of worthy charities, all of whom do good works.
Add your own recommendations in the comments with how to reach them with donations and what their organization does.
30 Days of Nano – Day 27
StandardOn this Giving Tuesday, consider donating to Nanowrimo:
Nanowrimo: Why Donate?
Donate to Nanowrimo
I would also ask to consider a donation to the Committee to Protect Journalists. They support freedom of the press and shine light where journalists are arrested, tortured, and murdered. It has been eight weeks since The Washington Post’s Jamal Kashoggi was lured to a Saudi Arabian consulate in Turkey and murdered for his writing about the Saudi government and royal family.
30 Days of Nano – Day 26
StandardSTOP!
Have some hot chocolate or chai masala.
Deep breath in. Deep breath out.
Breathe in the scent of the hot whatever you’ve chosen.
Now take a sip.
Relax for five minutes.
Prompt 12/12 – School Days
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Prompt: What is the most important thing you learned in school?
November – Gratitude – Photo/Art
Traveling to Vermont for Thanksgiving with family. (c)2018
Fireplace on a cold Thanksgiving night. (c)2018
Thanksgiving Dinner. (c)2018
30 Days of Nano – Day 25
StandardCheck your Outline
We’re in the last five days. Some of us are winding down, some of us are desperately trying to reach that 50,000 word mark. For all of us, we have some kind of writing goal, so take a look at your story notes and outline, and see what you can work on these last few days.
Griffins and Ginger Snaps 