I’m continuing to write in fits and spurts, but I am slowly getting there. I didn’t write yesterday or today, but I got seven pages done on Thursday, which wasn’t a bad effort. I’m really enjoying the characters in Mercy–and the story is starting to roll along. Although there is one section where I was thinking ‘God, this is boring! Get it moving woman!’, but at least I can fix that up later. Words on paper is the most important thing in a first draft. Once I’ve gotten to the end, and know the characters and the story, I can go back and fix all the horrible bits.  I’m hoping to get some writing done tomorrow, although I have a heap of roses that need to be planted out tomorrow as well (it’s always a dangerous thing when I discover a nursery, let alone one that specializes in award winning roses :) )

One good thing though–I have the majority of my Christmas shopping done. Yay me! I just have to get a few more things for Kasey, something for Pete, and then I’m done. No last minute shopping for me this year. But there is going to be some baking–I said I’d do a gingerbread house for a Kris Kringle, so now I have to do it. I used to make tons of them when I worked as a cook at Essendon, but I haven’t done them since. If it turns out, I’ll post a pic :)

Mercy Burns Progress meter

2 Responses to “trundling on…”
  1. Carmen says:

    Hi Keri,

    Just thought I’d tell you I just discovered you.
    I have been reading alot of serious stuff latley. So I figured I’d dabble in a little sci-fi romance. Just started Full Moon rising.. I love it so far. I actually went to Barnes and Noble and picked up all 5 paperbacks. I love Riley. Thanks for her and the series and I’ll drop by later and tell you what I thought.
    All your Xmas shopping done already? Urg… just started today. Maybe I should be reading a little less…. nahhh…
    Take Care.

  2. Keri says:

    Hi Carmen :)

    glad you’re enjoying Riley’s series so far–hope you enjoy the rest of them!

    and reading is definitely better than Christmas shopping

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