Saturday write-ins and meets?

I'd be up for occaisonal write-ins and meets, other people there will definately stop me slacking.

I personally can't do the 30th and on the 1st I have school so not really good for me.

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I'm definitely up for meetings, although I too can't do the 30th.

Borders seemed more or less sympathetic I think.

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Morning everyone

Are we all excited or busy trying to get everything prepared? (a definite yes to both from me, especially as I still don't have a clue what to write about - only finished first draft of novel no 2 on Monday so have been someone distracted, but have today off - and next week, yeah! - so knuckling down). So I'm spending today going through my 49-page document of 'ideas'. If nothing comes of that I have got five 40-page display books of agony columns or seventeen 40-page display books of newspaper clippings! (one of which was the idea for novel 2)

I presume we were talking about Sat 31st? I could have done today (30th) but sadly can't do tomorrow. Visit my mum for a day every third weekend so seeing her tomorrow instead of Sunday...I wonder why... :)

Other Saturdays depend on timing as I'm a Red Cross volunteer and work 1-5pm when not at my mum's. Did say I couldn't do November but the Manageress is leaving next Thursday (boo, she's lovely, but too much red tape has driven her, and other Managers/Asst Mgrs away!) so they're going to be short-staffed.

Anyway, that's a rambly way of saying 'I hope to but will have to see'. I can talk for England... hey, maybe I should write a book! :)

My mum asked me the other day what novel 2 is about so I told her (novel 1 was a comedy but no. 2 was much more serious but with occasional lighter bits) and she said "that sounds awful" (she's a Pam Ayres fan - actually she, my mum not Pam Ayres, said worse about my one-and-only competition winning poem (I've written more than one poem but only won one competition - but then I've only entered about four - did I say I could talk for England?), which was about a premature baby's fight for life', so my working title for novel no. 3 (this year's NaNo) is 'A novel that my mother would read'. :)

So I'm going to have to pick something light and fluffy which I don't mind because, although my brain often goes to the 'dark side' (nothing to do with sci-fi but you'll know what I mean) writing so intensely has to be fun.

If something completely the opposite leaps out at me though, and demands to be written, I could always change it to 'A novel that my mother wouldn't read'. :)

Best of luck to everyone (not that we'll need it, we'll just leave it to our characters).

MB
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PS...wasn't it a lovely email from Chris Baty (I donated last year and have just had a tax rebate - having been on the wrong code since May! - so will definitely do so again)

MB
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Lol, that email. XD I'm glad I now know what day it is appropriate to start panicking.