Another day, another 1100 words written on my WIP. Then my chronic pain kicked in and I had to stop.

But pain or not, I'm happy I'm being able to write every day again. I'd be even happier if I could come up with a decent working title for the book. "New Rownt Novel" just isn't what I want.

Good morning!

My foot is much better today, if not quite 100%. I skipped my early-morning walk mostly because I didn't want to walk in the rain, and it's going to keep raining all day long.

So this will be another day of staying home and writing. I'd like to finish this draft before June 13 when school ends and my upstairs neighbor starts being home all day. That's probably not going to happen, but I'll try to get close to that anyway.

Have a good one, my friends.
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#WritersCoffeeClub May28. Have you ever done a writing mentorship? What was your takeaway?

No, I have not.

#ScribesAndMakers 28May—Have you ever made an app?

No. I wouldn't have the first idea how to make one.

#WordWeavers 28May—Would your story still work in a vastly different location? Why or why not?

No. My stories are set in medieval England and are dependent on its culture and environment. Moving them would require so many changes that they would be unrecognizable.

I live in a very quiet, low-crime neighborhood. So when I arrived at the supermarket this morning to find five police cars, two ambulances, and a fire truck in front of it, I was, to put it mildly, surprised.

This being the USA, my first thought was a mass shooting. But no, people were calmly coming and going from the store as if nothing was wrong. Nothing seemed wrong when I went inside either.

It turns out that one of the grocery workers passed out on the floor and another called 911. Pretty much every first responder we have showed up.

A quiet neighborhood indeed.
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