Nice work squeezing in words. I keep an on-going file of "this doesn't work", but it's all big "why wouldn't they see her on the rooftops?" or "Where did the doctor disappear to for this chapter?"
I have an ideas file, and I will do the lighter ones off the list, but none of the difficult ones. Off my previous MS-completion success, I'm tempted to try to take on one of the bigger ideas (much more mainstream fiction kind of thing you need to write well) but I'm tempted to just keep going with the easy stuff until I run out of those... (#lazy)
Upside, (easy) nano-idea is in the plotting stages!
I have trouble leaving a scene until I've plugged the plot-holes and straightened out the scene (yeah, I edit as I go - the anti-NaNo).
My problem yesterday was that I was about to reintroduce a character from a previous book in the series, and I didn't have the sequence of events quite right for the proper buildup, so I had to go back and start rearranging, and then I kept getting interrupted by the stuff people actually PAY me to do, and by the time I had to shut down the computer and go home, I was only halfway there. I'll have to spend time editing what I wrote yesterday before I can move on today - which is, of course, another two-show day.