Writer's Night.
Mar. 17th, 2002 12:44 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dolphins_logWriter's Night is getting popular. Besides the regulars there were a few new people and people whom I thought were new but had been there before. I remember ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dakotamoon was there, hey, and welcome. There were other's but since the party was well underway when I arrived I didn't have time to socialize. If you were there and you're reading this, sound off, eh?
I got to hear a great fantasy sword and magic story start from... Who was that Julie? We spent a long time giving him our critiques, but only because it was a great start. Then Chuck read a couple more chapters in his Felicia novel. Chuck's stuff is always good.
Unfortunately I had to leave at 10:00. No snow when I left nor any when I got home. There was plenty on Juli's car though. Tacoma got hit tonight.
I'm going to have to rethink my timing at Writer's Night. By leaving at 10 I manage to get home at 12:00. If I left later, like at 11:00 or so I'd get home at 1:30 by either driving around through Tacoma or catching the later boat. **yawn**
dakotamoon was there, hey, and welcome. There were other's but since the party was well underway when I arrived I didn't have time to socialize. If you were there and you're reading this, sound off, eh?I got to hear a great fantasy sword and magic story start from... Who was that Julie? We spent a long time giving him our critiques, but only because it was a great start. Then Chuck read a couple more chapters in his Felicia novel. Chuck's stuff is always good.
Unfortunately I had to leave at 10:00. No snow when I left nor any when I got home. There was plenty on Juli's car though. Tacoma got hit tonight.
I'm going to have to rethink my timing at Writer's Night. By leaving at 10 I manage to get home at 12:00. If I left later, like at 11:00 or so I'd get home at 1:30 by either driving around through Tacoma or catching the later boat. **yawn**
