(She'll figure out eventually that it's a Canterbury Bell. Not the best image, but I feel less guilty snagging images from wikipedia, where most things are creative commons licensed.)
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Prologue
It is 2009, and my sixth year tackling NaNoWriMo.
There is a garden. Extensive and elaborate, a painter's dream of a garden, though now long-neglected. Flowers were once chosen with exquisite care, for the color and shape, the meanings they held, memories they evoked... and some remain. Those who arranged it with such care no longer maintain it, but the memory of things past remains deep in the soil...
There is a garden. Extensive and elaborate, a painter's dream of a garden, though now long-neglected. Flowers were once chosen with exquisite care, for the color and shape, the meanings they held, memories they evoked... and some remain. Those who arranged it with such care no longer maintain it, but the memory of things past remains deep in the soil...
Archives
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2009
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November
(44)
- plot point woo!
- Part 1
- Part 2
- Part 3
- spelling and an illustration
- Part 4
- words
- Part 5
- Part 6
- first write-in
- word count avalanche!
- Part 7
- Part 8
- I love Chris Baty
- random actions
- Part 9
- illustration
- Part 10
- flower meanings!
- Part 11
- confession
- Part 12
- Part 13
- just a note
- Part 14
- note about the name
- Part 15
- Parts 16-19
- language and names
- Part 20
- Part 21
- what happens when you're not paying attention...
- Part 22
- semi-autobiographical
- Part 23
- Part 24
- wallpaper and old toys
- Part 25
- killing off characters
- Part 26
- Part 27
- Parts 28-30
- oh quantum physics
- I WIIIIIIN!
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November
(44)
character development
(9)
flowers
(2)
illustration
(3)
life during nanonovember
(5)
location location
(2)
nano love
(2)
novel
(26)
off-topic
(7)
phistos
(1)
plot possibilities
(4)
reference
(8)
totally rocking the writing
(4)
writerly gripes
(8)
- Melissa
- Mom. Small shop owner. Art and music and forest life. Decent cook, lazy gardener, voracious reader. Generally fangirling all across the gamut.
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