Won NaNoWriMo Sunday November 16th Validated win Thursday November 20th Will update word count as continue with my Rebellion through November 30th Just sayin’
TWL is quite pleased to hear of your current riding situation. In fact, he’s a bit jealous as we sold the Vulcan during our between homes time and the dirt bikes are with Joe in Colorado… 😉
However, there is definitely another bike out there with (our) his name on it…In His Time, eh?
Take care and keep that helmet on, Jerry!
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Jerry Nine
Thanks! Always wear protection! And yea – next time you’re in Colo – let’s take a ride!
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Anna Scott Graham
Many congrats, especially for such an expedited 50K! A victory worth savouring, indeed!
nonfictionalmusicalpeace
Thanks, buddy!
Yeah, tho not done for the numbers (as you well know), it is a thrill to see the word count gain such momentum in that relatively short period of time. 😉
notjustthenumberspeace
Thanks for asking. No word from the prospective publisher on the mother-in-law project in which I had an entry. Meanwhile, just sent off a “mess” of poems re an entry for the Carrie Nickens Poetry Fellowship (an annual competition sponsored by the S.C. Academy of Authors).
Will not hold my breath for either one, but it is fun and challenging to try!
Congratulations! I’m looking forward to reading it. Since you are now a card carrying, certified rebel will you putting up pictures of you smoking cigarettes and ridin’ a Harley?
Ha! Good one, Bob.
Fact is, we’re a bike family-dirt and street. Mostly Kawasaki (latest was the first Vulcan to grace the streets of Colorado) …but, sorry, never any Harleys! (and no smokes, either)
Hubby brought the love & collection of bikes into the marriage, he even competed in NM dirt events in the ’70’s.
Tho I rode a dorky Yamaha Mini-Enduro in the CO mountains back in the day 😀
I know you fly, do you ride?
I don’t ride anymore. Used to do off road stuff, long ago, similar to what your husband does. Story there but it takes way too much space to tell it here, but the condensed version is that while trailing down a dry creek I tried to climb out of the creek bed, lost control and the bike’s gas feed jammed open. The thing kept going up and down the creek bank, running over me twice before I could get it stopped. Also not flying anymore, which is probably a good thing.
Bikes — at this point I ride a Goldwing! Love it! Got to ride a bit this past weekend! So much fun!
TWL is quite pleased to hear of your current riding situation. In fact, he’s a bit jealous as we sold the Vulcan during our between homes time and the dirt bikes are with Joe in Colorado… 😉
However, there is definitely another bike out there with (our) his name on it…In His Time, eh?
Take care and keep that helmet on, Jerry!
Thanks! Always wear protection! And yea – next time you’re in Colo – let’s take a ride!
Many congrats, especially for such an expedited 50K! A victory worth savouring, indeed!
nonfictionalmusicalpeace
Thanks, buddy!
Yeah, tho not done for the numbers (as you well know), it is a thrill to see the word count gain such momentum in that relatively short period of time. 😉
notjustthenumberspeace
Wow! Congrats! A just reward.
Thank you kindly…how goes the poetry?
Thanks for asking. No word from the prospective publisher on the mother-in-law project in which I had an entry. Meanwhile, just sent off a “mess” of poems re an entry for the Carrie Nickens Poetry Fellowship (an annual competition sponsored by the S.C. Academy of Authors).
Will not hold my breath for either one, but it is fun and challenging to try!
You’re an inspiration, Madame Lillian!
Congratulations! I’m looking forward to reading it. Since you are now a card carrying, certified rebel will you putting up pictures of you smoking cigarettes and ridin’ a Harley?
Ha! Good one, Bob.
Fact is, we’re a bike family-dirt and street. Mostly Kawasaki (latest was the first Vulcan to grace the streets of Colorado) …but, sorry, never any Harleys! (and no smokes, either)
Hubby brought the love & collection of bikes into the marriage, he even competed in NM dirt events in the ’70’s.
Tho I rode a dorky Yamaha Mini-Enduro in the CO mountains back in the day 😀
I know you fly, do you ride?
I don’t ride anymore. Used to do off road stuff, long ago, similar to what your husband does. Story there but it takes way too much space to tell it here, but the condensed version is that while trailing down a dry creek I tried to climb out of the creek bed, lost control and the bike’s gas feed jammed open. The thing kept going up and down the creek bank, running over me twice before I could get it stopped. Also not flying anymore, which is probably a good thing.
Would love to see a story or two on your site about your dirt bike rides…just sayin’…