October 31, 2006
To-Doobee-Do
I thought I’d take a leaf out of Chelsea (see Vintage Letters blogroll link) book, and make a to-do list. Oh dear god.
1. Do Chemistry homework – Major assessment due in tomorrow, which I’m missing Halloween for. Am about to start it.
2. Develop the characters -Sketchy isn’t good enough!
3. Also develop settings – This can be sketchy. ^_^
4. Think up some interesting phrases for characters
5. Do atleast 1,667 a day. 12,555 approx. I think. o.0
6. Do more over weekends, because of Drama.
7. Choose ages for flatmates and friends.
8. Decide whether the parents are still alive. If dead, why?
9. Think up a history for the major chracters.
10. List minor characters, and a couple of details (hair, eyes, fashion, basic personality etc.)
11. Think about how fast I want the plot to unravel.
12. To prologue, or not to prologue…?
13. Wonder if there’ll be time to detour to Starbucks every day on the way home.
14. Buy many, many sugary substances. Noting chewy. (Note: I have braces)
15. Make a list of the events in order they take place
16. Plan out the events
17. Oh dear me. I haven’t even thought out a job for my MC yet.
18. List of good names. Unusual and common.
19. Do as Chelsea, and list good adjectives and verbs.
20. List unusual and useful words.
21. Decide where this is to be based. Here? In London? Or in Wales, maybe?
22. Think in detail of how it will end.
Yep. All that. In one night. And my chemistry work. Somebody help me. X_X
As to Drama: I no longer have Thursday free. I auditioned and got into a Borough Drama Competition with professional judges. It takes place in March, and already they want us rehearsing.
So there we go. I’m so prepared, ay?
October 7, 2006
welcome to my nanowrimo blog
hello and welcome to the NaNoWriMo blog of Lulu. If you haven’t realised from the title, the novel she writes in November will be called:
7th Horizon
Stay tuned for plot updates, characters, settings, and when November comes: Extracts.
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