Since NaNoWriMo I haven't touched my words, not looked at them, not opened Scrivener, not thought about the story.

At all.

Yesterday I converted the extracted doc file to epub and threw it on my iPad, and started reading.

258 pages passed in a few hours.

Gobsmacked.

Yes, it needs work. But, yes, it's kinda good.

*happy dance*

Who knew I had it in me.

I.

FUCKING.

DID.

IT.

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I am Exhausted. Exhilarated. Excited.

Just registered 

48,276 words.

Even Word is in agreement.

Tomorrow I will bang through that 50k wall so hard that

Big Ben will wonder where his BONGs went.

HA

Long time since my last update, you say? 

I HAVE BEEN BUSY. Doing all the werdz.

I am kicking this in its proverbial ass, and I'll just have you all know that I killed the 

40 k mark today.

Yup, you read that right. 

I am officially on 40,129 words and I am so proud of myself I might possibly, probably explode. (Did you hear a kabooom somewhere near you? That's probably somebody else. I am way too far from you to be heard when I go up in flames).

I was so happy today, I even wrote a love scene and it didn't suck. I mean, yeah, it sucked, a little bit, but in the good way, you know. 

*waves*

here I am: http://bit.ly/1cJ5Vhj come follow me.

It is actually both coming together and filling out, and suddenly there is a side story that takes off on a tangent.

Interesting. I'm just going to run with it. Worst case scenario I just cut the whole thing out, and go cultivate vegetables, or some such honorable work.

Clocking in at halftime with 25982 words.

So half is done, and I wonder where my peeps are going next. I believe I just have to keep at it, so I'll know. How curious this endeavor is, though: To read a book that hasn't been written yet. 

Except I did look at the last page. *nodnodnods* Yes, I did.

It was good. I hope it stays that way.