Travels With Maggie
Maggie and I were just about half-way around this 1.5 mile trail at Laura Walker State Park, located just a few miles from Georgia's Okefenokee Swamp, when we came upon a warning sign that said beware of bears. I think she and I covered the last half of the trail in a fourth of the time it took us to walk the first half. It was beautiful trail, however. -- Photo by Pat Bean
NaNoWriMo Update … 26,697 words
“You can’t wait for inspiration. You have to go after it with a club.” – Jack London
Busy day today. Lots of errands to run. I’m not pleased with my word count, and hopefully I will get some more writing done before I go to bed.
I find it interesting that when I start writing a scene, things happen that I don’t know are going to happen. I find it frustrating, however, when I start a scene and then it doesn’t know where it wants to go. Both of these happened to me today, and numerous times over the past 15 days.
Keeping the action moving, trying to insert clues and red herrings, and leaving out all the boring stuff is my goal. But meeting it isn’t easy.
There is so much I want to do to make my words better. But I tell myself to just keep writing … just keep writing … just keep writing. Better is for later.
I would take heart in that the challenge is halfway over and the fact that I’m on target with my word count. But I fear it’s easy part that is all over. I’m thinking hard on the “S” word again
Great photo–looks like a nice boardwalk. As far as the NaNoWriMo, I’m impressed. Wish I could stick to a commitment!
Pat, I love your photo, it’s like I’m on the path with you. Keep writing! 🙂 and taking wonderful photos.
It’s a sight to see the coloured leaves on the ground and not int he trees any longer. Wonderfully shot image. Thank you for sharing it.