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Nov. 30th, 2015 08:34 amToday is the last day for $1 coffee at Top Pot, for NaNoWriMo, and for apartment 202. I didn't think of any of those things until reminded this Monday AM.
My reward for all the effort of the weekend is an eggnog glazed cake donut. Hyyeeeh! Good stuff.
I didn't write for NaNo this year. Word total on various projects this month was I think about 10K of new material/wip, low for what I've been doing the recent months. I didn't have the peace of mind to write. Once things got past the first logjam, I was able to do about 3.5K in a day & a half.
Moving. We've been at that since Saturday morning. Metaphorically, my presence has no space to function in D's space. Literally, there is still enough to fill our old living room that hasn't been shoehorned into 207 yet. I am dismayed and not surprised. This is not anyone's "fault" except maybe the folks who create high housing prices in Seattle relative to our wages.
I looked at a modestly priced, large apartment in downtown Everett yesterday. The slog would be like when I was in W Seattle, so doable if not ideal. I'm more likely to end up in Ev than anywhere else, for the next year. A lease is only a 12 month commitment. It could be fun.
My reward for all the effort of the weekend is an eggnog glazed cake donut. Hyyeeeh! Good stuff.
I didn't write for NaNo this year. Word total on various projects this month was I think about 10K of new material/wip, low for what I've been doing the recent months. I didn't have the peace of mind to write. Once things got past the first logjam, I was able to do about 3.5K in a day & a half.
Moving. We've been at that since Saturday morning. Metaphorically, my presence has no space to function in D's space. Literally, there is still enough to fill our old living room that hasn't been shoehorned into 207 yet. I am dismayed and not surprised. This is not anyone's "fault" except maybe the folks who create high housing prices in Seattle relative to our wages.
I looked at a modestly priced, large apartment in downtown Everett yesterday. The slog would be like when I was in W Seattle, so doable if not ideal. I'm more likely to end up in Ev than anywhere else, for the next year. A lease is only a 12 month commitment. It could be fun.