. . Ow. Dammit.

[taennyn]

I'd meant to keep going, see if I could hit twelve for this month, but no go. Shoulder's gone off again.

Not severely, I don't even have the raging headache portion of the new trick, but I'm losing fine motor control. Gross motor--driving, most of pilates class tonight--has been fairly okay, at least over short periods, but oy.

Argh. I'll just have to do fourteen in June. I should be able to manage that, right?

(In other news, in the ten pieces I did finagle this month, I cleared twenty-two thousand words. My 'whut.' face.)

Comments

[dormouse-in-tea.livejournal.com]

. . . I do not think that this attempt to defeat your body through escalating returns is going to end well for you.

I'm still working my way through everything you've posted, but I'm really liking your current Trickwood voice.

[taennyn]

I did take two weeks kind of off this month? >.>

Huh! Good to know. I'm glad I've managed so (relatively) much material that I can use as reference later. :)

[zero_pixel_count]

I agree with the dormouse. *nodnod* Much as I want to read more story, I want for you not to break yourself writing it MORE.

[klgaffney.livejournal.com]

nah, s'better to work within the healthy physical body limits, not the arbitrary brain demands. 22k words for a month is pretty excellent--especially considering that's a novel's worth done in 2 1/2 months.

also, seconding ~dormouse, the trickwood voice seems to have clicked nicely.