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Day Three


My cat and I could not handle the end of Daylight Savings this morning. (not a surprise).
He woke up at 4am hungry for breakfast, I woke up either at 7 or 8 and I'm still not sure which one it was.

In other news, we didn't get snow last night!
Sure, it's November, this is Maine, and if it's anything like Minnesota in the early winter, it's going to snow in November. I should probably find my winter clothes...? Yeah, that's a good plan.

Oh yes, NaNoWriMo!

I'm slugging along, not doing too badly considering that I've been busy the first two days of the month. I really can't wait until the plot gets going but I'm close to that point! So close!

so close.


The grating protagonist is paragraphs away from meeting her Wise Mentor, who is named Phoebe. They don't like each other. Who am I kidding, Sin doesn't like anyone. Phoebe is still stuck in that post-college "wtf am I doing with my life" phase, and she meets Sin in a YMCA locker room after Sin loses control of her powers and tries to drown her nemesis. High school is great. Actually, I'm already tired of writing about high school drama. It'll be nice once I'm done with that part of the story!
Let's see.... Phoebe... I'm excited to write her. She's going to act all bad-ass, but not actually think she's that bad-ass, but she is that cool. She's book smart but not that good of a teacher, which Sin will constantly remind her of. Phoebe likes to think and act like she knows what's going on, but most of the time she's just as clueless as Sin. Mostly, I'm just super excited to have Sin call her "Pheebs" all the time.

Uhhh I've introduced Hot Guy #1, Alden. So smoking hot. Love interest, yes. Sin isn't going to fall pathetically in love with him. Yet.

Mostly I've just thrown in a bunch of Sin's high school friends, who probably aren't all that important anyway, other than Mel the Nemesis. Poor Mel.

Oh yes, and the other important character is Gracie, who is haunting Sin's home. She and Sin are bffs and yaaay friendship etc whatever.

Ummmmm yup. Writing.



like this corgi, I am just gliding alonggg



That's all I've got. Whooo Sunday!

Words: 6,479
Feeling: hungry?

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