This morning during the Quaker meeting, the whole story sort of gelled and I might be able to make it work. If I consider it as a "man learns a lesson" story, then the ending of the first volume can be made to make sense. It will take another volume to give Mark his happy ending, but at least the ending to the first volume will now have some point to it and not just look as though the writer went, "Ooops! This is getting too long. Better stop now." :)
Other than that I haven't worked on the WIP today. There might still be time to do a few scene cards this evening, in amongst cooking the dinner and ironing some clothes for tomorrow, but that insight counts for a lot, even if it didn't produce any words. :)
In other news...
The BBC have been doing a variety of things in town over the last couple of weeks. Other then the day of Welsh classes, I haven't been to any of them, but as the fire station was right next to the Co-op, I grabbed these photos when I went shopping this afernoon.
Fire engine Our local fire engine on display at an event organised by the BBC. |
Tardis Part of the BBC exhibition that came to town. |