Geez, did I eat humble pie!
After finishing the 2013 NaNoWriMo.org challenge for writing a 50,000 word novel in just 30 days I felt quite happy to have tackled a new-for-me genre: a fairy tale.
Yes, I made my 50300 word count on the 30th of November, as per the NaNo challenge. Still feeling excited about my story, I looked at it again today, (December 1st.)
Now here is where the humble pie is served to me on a big plate. I found these lines I had typed into my story:
(The one of the fairy lines is waiting to come up with a new detective novel. Oh dear! Falling asleep again! “))
And that is exactly how I typed it into my story, parenthesis marks and all. Ha, ha on me! Mmm, that humble pie tastes yummy.
Geez, did I eat humble pie!
After finishing the 2013 NaNoWriMo.org challenge for writing a 50,000 word novel in just 30 days I felt quite happy to have tackled a new-for-me genre: a fairy tale.
Yes, I made my 50300 word count on the 30th of November, as per the NaNo challenge. Still feeling excited about my story, I looked at it again today, (December 1st.)
Now here is where the humble pie is served to me on a big plate. I found these lines I had typed into my story:
(The one of the fairy lines is waiting to come up with a new detective novel. Oh dear! Falling asleep again! “))
And that is exactly how I typed it into my story, parenthesis marks and all. Ha, ha on me! Mmm, that humble pie tastes yummy.
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I’m afraid that my humble pie story is not only embarassing but possibly litigious. Hey, that might be a good first sentence. Never mind.
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Oops, time for some more pie. I spelled embarrassing incorrectly. I should know that there’s an r between the bar and the ass.
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Geez, Jeanne! It’s a good thing we both like pie!
Happy holidays!
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