Nanowrimo Tumble Dry update

Nov 21 2004

Update:

My novel, Tumble Dry is now at 30,355 words. To finish by midnight on 11/30, I need to write 2455 words a day. I’m going to shoot for 2500 – 3000 since I want to cushion a bit to account for Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

Also, to make me triple-paranoid going into work tomorrow, I realized that I had a mini-project, really just an emailed list of site-related things, due on Friday. I delegated that work off, so hopefully tomorrow morning, it’ll be done and I can send it in right away with my apologies. Good thoughts, please.

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We Should All Be Feminists

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