NaNoWriMo 2011
What is NaNoWriMo, you ask? National Novel Writing Month, otherwise known as November. I participated in NaNoWriMo in 2009 and ended up with more than 50,000 words of Gray Zone… Read more »
Author Archives: Veronica
Four little points
Honestly, why can’t I just be happy with a 96 out of 100? I’ve now received 96/100 on both of the graded assignments I’ve turned in and I should be… Read more »
Three a day, every day
It is harder than it seems. The assignment is to write, in longhand, three pages a day, every day. The instructor doesn’t care what is written–words repeated over and over,… Read more »
Mac vs PC
I’ve always been a PC person. Maybe because my first computer was a PC, or maybe because as shortcuts are added for the technologically challenged user, control for the tech-savvy… Read more »
Through the magic of television…
Or at least, that’s what I feel I should say. I feel like I’m the host of a cooking show and I’ve just blended some cake batter, poured it into… Read more »
Hamster wheel to nowhere
After debating with myself long and hard, I finally gave in and won. For the past 2 years I’ve been a hamster in a cage, frantically spinning my wheels but going… Read more »
Busy little scammers
I posted a fraudulent email to Seen My Way that I had gotten in my inbox. It was one of those that was supposed to be unique to me (personally),… Read more »
Driving along the UnEmployed highway
The UnEmployed highway is just like any other major roadway in this country. It is useful to get you from point A to point B, but it can be tedious,… Read more »
A sunny day in Seattle
The sun has been sadly lacking in Seattle this summer. As a matter of fact, it feels like summer has just begun, even though it is already late August. But… Read more »
Who would have thought it?
Last weekend we went to my mother-in-law’s house to spend the night. It was a pleasant time, spent chatting, laughing, and eating. Then, in the morning, we took a drive… Read more »