A Beautiful Park

Looking toward Hyde Park from Kensington Garden

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Christ Church

The cemetery at one of the oldest churches in America

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Winter Skiing!

The view from atop Copper Moutain in Colorado ...

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Oh, Flannery ...

Outside Flannery O'Connor's Savannah home

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The British Museum

A look up at the sky ...

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The Perfect Eatery

I love to stop by the Grypon Tea Room in Savannah ...

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Westminster Abbey

Stonework outside the church ...

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Meadowlark Inn

My favorite in Brattleboro, VT ...

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Blackwell's in Oxford

The oldest bookstore in England ...

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Coleus in Savannah

Late season coleus go to flower in the park

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Flowers in Vermont

From the garden behind the Meadowlark Inn

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An Old Building @ Oxford

In no short supply

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Mercer House

One of Savannah's most reknowned landmarks

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The Village Cork

A favorite wine bar in Denver, CO

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Cemetary in Oxford, UK

A tranquil spot near downtown Oxford

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A Mountain View

The Meadowlark Inn offers beautiful Vermont hills

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Nun's Garden

Queens College, Oxford has the sweetest little garden ...

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Visiting East Lansing, Writing/Reading

Oct 6th, 2009 by Will | 0

I’m now one day in to my visit to East Lansing, MI, for Feminisms & Rhetorics.  Terribly excited about this trip, largely because I get to spend a whole week with two of my favorite people, Trav and Matt. Despite the joy of a week with these two, and dear-hearts from MSU to boot, I’m excited about doing some work this week. It seems to me that if you’re staying with two doctoral students, should have lots of time when everyone’s reading/writing or doing some other sort of scholarly activity.  So I’m hoping that will be true for me this week. I have bunches to do.

This morning, day two, will begin with me working on chapter one of the novel. Rachel has said that she’s attempting 10,000 words this week; I can’t imagine getting that much writing done, but I’m going to make an effort at getting at least 5,000 words. Right now, chapters are averaging around 3,000 - 4,000 words; I’m not sure if that’s normal or not for a YA novel, but we’ll see how it goes. Wish me luck!

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