The conference was AMAZING. I didn’t get as much written as I’d hoped because after a day full of massive amounts of information being dumped into my head my brain was literally mush. I even fell asleep one night while my husband rubbed my feet and I never do that. NEVER. Love it when I get that much value for my dollar! After spending yesterday just enjoying family, I’ll be ready to jump back on the NaNo writing wagon with an objective of finishing strong.
Of course…. we are in the middle of a Blizzard Warning. A Warning doesn’t mean it will actually happen, and I’m hoping we get the snow without the wind. Lots of snow = cuddly day curled up with the kids, snow men, and lots and lots of writing. Blizzard = possible power outage. Not cool… my battery on the laptop only lasts so long! I bought some propane and paper goods. We have water and easy fixins for food. I’m all for a day of nothin’ but writin’.
How goes it where you’re at? My family in friends in Texas are taunting me…. it’s a balmy 86 there!
Woman With a Glass Pen 
Looks like we were both thinking blizzard. Happy writing.
LOL, yeah we were. And then I hear Utah didn’t get it NEAR as bad as we did! 😛
I’m so glad the conference went well! I hear you about the blizzards. We’re having one of our own right now and my hubby’s out in it. =[ Let’s hope that traction control feature pays for itself tonight!
I hope it did – I didn’t see anything on your FB page, so all must have went well. We’ve been hanging out inside for the most part for three days – the snow drifts here along with blowing snow and wind chills in the negatives, it’s just not worth going outside!
I hope your power hasn’t gone out. I love the phrase ‘easy fixins’ – I’m going to start using that. It is so cool. Good luck with the final NaNo stretch!
Thanks Selma – you too! The power stayed on, thank goodness. We were warm and toasty while the rest of the world went white. The peachy color during the white out was awesome – I’m going to have to write that into a scene somehow!
I’d be honored if you’d use “easy fixins” – it’s be like a little piece of me was in Sydney with ya! 🙂