Chapter One

 Day one of NaNoWriMo has come and gone, and off to a well meaning start!
Even though I'm not certain the story I'm writing will need fifty thousand words to reach the end, I'm planning on counting any writing I may get done on the planning or world building for the story I didn't get done before November began.
 As it stands, I wrote 1,668 words today, doing my best to not overdo day one–which has happened in previous years.

 We'll see how day two goes, as well as story progression. So far I have a decent chapter one, and what I hope to be a good start on the story's main plot.
 How did you do today?

-Mae/Dreamer

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