Incredibly, I did it! I don’t have much energy left to comment this challenge, but I’m proud to say that I wrote a 50,000 words long novel in 30 days, all by hand on one Moleskine notebook, for the Nanowrimo challenge.
I’m quite sure I won’t win the Nobel Prize with this novel – it is quite messy just now – but I wrote it!
Now I’m going to collapse on my couch. Have a great Monday!

The day is here. I could say I didn’t post for so long on my blog to preserve energies, but the truth is – I have been too lazy!

I got my Moleskine, my pens, recharged my laptop battery, re-read all the “No Plot? No Problem!” book, put music in my iPod, I took a refreshing nap this afternoon, and I’m ready to go to my first write-in to start the writing marathon that is Nanowrimo.

I really don’t know where I’m going to find the time, and I don’t care if I’m going to write the 50,000 words that is the Nanowrimo goal or not.
I need a creativity challenge and – let’s face it – what’s best than committing yourself to this crazy idea?

All I have to do now is pack all my writing supplies and remember the words of the great american writer Ernest Hemingway:
“The frist draft of anything is s**t”.

Note to self: throwing hot tea on your laptop keyboard is never a good idea. Unless you want to write without “o” and “l” for a while…