Well, welcome back. Or here. Or whatever. I know, I know, but NaNo has already turned my brain to mush in preparation for taking over my body for November. If some of the tips below sound weird, awkward or just plain crazy, blame the bug.
The writing bug. Get it? Get it?
*sigh* All right, I’ll reinstate the stupid pun/joke/pants rule.
Ready? Let’s get moving…

20. Sleep. It is your friend, embrace it. There is no way your brain is going to continue to work without getting some sleep in between writing scenes, …

… in which I reveal the answers to life, the universe and NaNoWriMo; wait a minute, I may have gotten a bit over-excited there …

Everything is moving either too slowly, or too quickly. It’s that damn clock/calendar thing, and it’s getting on my nerves.

So, this makes up for last week’s posting in a mental fog a day early… this week I’m a day late. Still, and in time to catch the last half of Write Club, here we are!

Wait, wait, wait. There’s only 12 weeks left in 2014? 10-ish weeks until that date I’m not allowed to bring up because it’s not even Halloween yet, and *gasp* just 2 weeks left until NaNoWriMo starts?

No excuses, I’ve been distracted and blindsided this past week. Finally received some work back from my legal buddy, so I was about to load up my Belfire stuff and realized wait a damn minute – it’s Thursday!
No excuses. Apologies, with this week’s prompts…

On Friday, I took a small piece of my inheritance and went shopping for something I’d been saving for (before trips to the hospital and car repair/borrowing and life intervened). I didn’t get that e-reader I’d been hoping for, though. At first I was just going in to pick up whatever Kindle works in Canada right now, but -