Day 3: 2329 words, only 47,671 more words to go for the win.
In answer to your questions in the previous post (since I will not forget again and comment in my own giveaway post) -
Meg, the photos are up at twotadpoles.com :)
Julie, you'd be asking the wrong person...LOL! I learn as I go, but it'd be fun to have you learn along with me.
Michelle, are you going to do NaNoWriMo too? How fun to collaborate! How far along are you?
Heidi, they might have an e-subscription...not sure, but I can check if you win. :) This year, I'm trying my hand at comedy. Last year's attempt was too depressing for me.
Stace, it's not that fun of a magazine - LOL! - but it is very informative - really helps one to be socially and environmentally conscious. It'd be totally cool to install some solar panels!
Sangeeth, as Chris Baty, the guy who started NaNoWriMo, would tell you, most of the novels written during NaNoWriMo are less than gems. Many languish in desk drawers for a long time or forever. My last year's attempt...at a palty 5000 words...languishes on my data stick, never to be read by eyes other than my own. This year, if all goes well (yes, the glass is half-full!), I may actually have an ms to edit and, perhaps, one day, send out. So, the long answer to your question is: you can't read my novels anywhere. LOL!
"The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance, the wise grows it under his feet." ~ James Oppenheim
