So this is my 50th post. Yay?
I got really behind on my word count last week, because I was doing things and being social (unheard of, right?). At any rate, I started to catch up this week. See, to stay on track, I have to write about 320 words per day. Monday and Tuesday, I wrote about 540 each day. Wednesday I went to bed early and wrote nothing. So now I'm falling behind again.
I'm not super certain what's happening in the plot right now. Things got a little romantic, but I put a stop to that, knocked some stuff over, and exploded a lightbulb in someone's face. Because that's what I do. I have a couple of ideas for the future. A future piece of romantic subplot involves mac and cheese. That'll be fun. Also, I have introduced The Typewriter (the aforementioned stuff I knocked over) to go with The Desk. I'm not sure if it still just misspelled "flagrant." I like how random that is, but how often is someone going to type "flagrant"? Not very often. Unless you're me. I use it twice in one paragraph, apparently.
Does anyone else have an ideas about what the typewriter might do? I'm open to suggestions at this point.
I don't have much else to report on right now. I am getting a little more okay with this romantic subplot. There seems to be a running gag starting where it looks like they're about to get it on, and then they just… don't. I have every intention of continuing this.
See you all Tuesday.
Romantic subplot, social events , who are you ? where is the girl I once knew murdering , staying the dark writing out amazing ways people die and so on. I don't know who you are hanging around these days or what television you have been exposing yourself to but this new has got me nervous . Just kidding good for you to try something new and even talk to people on regular basis. Be careful people might start mistaking you for some kind normal. With your new understanding of romance and socially acceptable behaviors. Probably good when you become a rich and famous author people are going to want to talk to you all the time so it's good to get the practice in now.
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