Scurrying to Get Some Writing In While My 10-Year-Old Bathes

This is the picture I saw when I logged on this computer this morning.

Yesterday was Double-up day in NaNoWriMo. I made it to the first 2 write-ins and then family time inhibited me from getting any more writing done.

But a writer's mind never stops.

When I checked into Werdsmith on my iPhone I saw a this quote supposedly from Oscar Wilde, "You can't use up creativity..." but upon googling it I found this blog--You Can't Use Up Creativity...Maya Angelou

That's all I have today for this blog. Check out my other blogs,

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