IWSG Day! And Audrey Hepburn in Switzerland
hird installment of the villages in Vaud photos (scroll down for the first two installments).
Today's feature is the tiny hamlet of Tolochenaz, where Audrey Hepburn lived for 30 years!
NaNoWriMo has started!
I'm drafting a new story, because that's the easiest to fit in with my current schedules. But I'm trying something new -- drafting directly onto the screen, instead of using pen and paper. It makes marginal notes and scribbles difficult, but will save me having to type it up later (I used to edit as I typed up a story but haven't had time for that lately, and typing without adding to the story or making changes becomes mere rote work).
Today is also Insecure Writer's Support Group Day!
Based on what I'm doing for NaNo, my tip for IWSG Day is to not be bound by rules if they don't fit your working style! Feel free to go outside the boundaries. Switch things up if patterns are becoming stale!
Today's feature is the tiny hamlet of Tolochenaz, where Audrey Hepburn lived for 30 years!
Place Audrey Hepburn
With the lady
Looking up the road to...
...Audrey Hepburn's house
The front of the house
The road leading back to the square
The church where her funeral was held
View from the cemetery
Reading about Audrey Hepburn's life in the village
NaNoWriMo has started!
I'm drafting a new story, because that's the easiest to fit in with my current schedules. But I'm trying something new -- drafting directly onto the screen, instead of using pen and paper. It makes marginal notes and scribbles difficult, but will save me having to type it up later (I used to edit as I typed up a story but haven't had time for that lately, and typing without adding to the story or making changes becomes mere rote work).
Today is also Insecure Writer's Support Group Day!
Based on what I'm doing for NaNo, my tip for IWSG Day is to not be bound by rules if they don't fit your working style! Feel free to go outside the boundaries. Switch things up if patterns are becoming stale!
Are you writing for NaNo or outside of NaNo or mixing up a NaNo project with other projects?
Comments
I've often switched to writing with pencil and paper when I'm stuck on my laptop. I want to try to write without editing as I go (aaahhhh).
Oh how I agree ... only follow the rules if you must or it's practical to do so ... I just do my thing and my way usually ... I'll absorb the needs as I go ... well done you. Cheers and good luck with your ideas - Hilary
Good luck with NaNo this year.
I don't NaNo, but I hope it's an epic one for you!
Denise Covey November co-host IWSG
Stephen Tremp
November 2015 IWSG Co-host
Good luck with NaNo!!
~Jess
I am doing NaNo. I'm surprised I've been able to keep on track so far
Yep, I only managed to win NaNo by the skin of my teeth -- and 5,000 words of free form stream of consciousness to see how the story would end!
I'd like to visit Morrisson's grave, too. And the catacombs!