Paranormal Romance Author
Mitchell has cast her spell on me. Matt, with his blue eyes and self-awareness. He is honest, confident, and humble all at once. Somewhere between the way he speaks, acts, and looks is the kind of guy that makes me drool.
Compared to the last assignment, I found this one rather simple. I had no reservations about plunging into the homework. So, let’s get right to it.
Did you think I gave up on the Writing Excuses Self-Assignment? I thought about it, especially after looking at 10.4. This assignment really threw me for a loop. I was intimidated by this one.
For me, my petty actions stop at making faces, showing them my middle finger, or mummers of discontent. It lasts maybe a minute. Maybe 5 minutes. On occasion, I’ll come home and complain to my husband. Rarely have I acted on it. That is exactly what I did this past week.
I have spite hair.
It’s day 3 of Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month) 2019 and I have signed up to write 50,000 words in November. My plan is a bit unconventional.
I love it. It’s a paranormal romance (my favorite) that opens with Mackenzie standing in front of a burning building with no memories and a voice in her head telling her to run. And that is one hell of a hook.
As I went through and combined stories, changed ideas, and moved things around I came to one solid conclusion. Idea #1 is my least favorite. Goodbye housewife story.
I have decided to do the homework. I never really jumped on the writing prompts as I am always working on my own thing, unless the prompts spoke to me. But when I think about it, working on a prompt would only help me, but where would I find the time? Now I’m making the time and I want to share it with you. Because the homework will make me a better writer.
Without further ado, I present to you the finished cosplay: HAL9000!
In contrast, my husband, the EE, is building a cosplay. He’s going to walk in the DragonCon parade over Labor Day weekend. And in staying true to himself, he started it 2 weeks out from the event (last week).
