Return to the Word War

[lagilman]

[12:25] lauraanne: again at :30?
[12:25] di: yep
[12:25] di: onward and upward
[12:25] di: right?
[12:25] lauraanne: upward onward over the cliff... (Lemming fight song)
[12:26] di: Go Fight Die!
[12:26] lauraanne: there's a filk in there... and I'm just tired enough to find it.
[12:27] di: The lemmings go marching one by one hurrah hurrah


Meanwhile, the morning sees a brand-new chapter breakdown for TRICKS OF THE TRADE (PSI #3), in which I figure out what events happen where, learn how to tuck the threads of the subplot into the existing structure, and generally sort myself out to start writing. The afternoon will be All About Revisions (novel and short story), and waiting anxiously for two editors to get back to me on other stories...

And groceries being delivered. Yay for food in the house again!

Comments

[mtlawson.livejournal.com]

How does it work having your groceries delivered? If I tried to pay a teenager to do that I'd be afraid that the teen would eat half of the food before it arrived.

[lagilman]

www.freshdirect.com One of the joys of living in a large city, where they know most folk don't have cars.

[mela-lyn.livejournal.com]

I love word wars... they are so productive and playful. :) This is where we came up with Crap and Doom.

[mtlawson.livejournal.com]

I ought to show up to one when I'm knee deep in writing audit documents. It might actually make them fun.

[mela-lyn.livejournal.com]

You totally should!!!!

[divanoir.livejournal.com]

[12:25] lauraanne: upward onward over the cliff... (Lemming fight song)

Hee.