Camp NaNoWriMo: Day 19

I hit 41K after a 5K stint today so I’m feeling quite happy and accomplished. Hope everyone else is where they should be and feeling motivated.

What's made of wood but can't stay afloat? My cabin.
What’s made of wood but can’t stay afloat? My cabin.

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  1. Congrats, and good luck with your novel!!! I just reached 22,000 words on my current novel, so I know the great feeling you get from getting ahead. Cool chart by the way, love it!!

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