NaNoWriMo

[tsuyoshikentsu]

One of you jerks is doing it. I know I'm not alone in my misery.

[Tshern]

I was supposed to but one look at my course guide pointed out that all my deadlines are in November. The reality struck me hard.

[solara]

I'm supposed to be doing it. Massive depression means I haven't come close to meeting a single day's word count since the first day. *sigh* But I'm still trying, mostly because writing makes me less depressed.

[Darth Krzysztof]

I "only" got about 12,000 words done last year, and I can tell I'll be even busier this time. So I _might_ participate, but if I do, I'll probably just pick up where I left off last year. Shhh.

[tsuyoshikentsu]

I've won three times in the last four years doing insane amounts of works. EXCUSES!

[Tshern]

I've won three times in the last four years doing insane amounts of works. EXCUSES!

Being lazy, which is my reason, is not an excuse. It is an explanation or a reason.

[Libertad]

I'm doing NaNoWriMo.

I averaged about 700 words a day, but I managed to hit 1,500 yesterday.  I have no idea whether or not I'll hit the 50,000 mark by the end of November, though.

[tsuyoshikentsu]

Hey, good for you! Have you tried hooking up with a local writing group?

[Libertad]

Hey, good for you! Have you tried hooking up with a local writing group?

I haven't considered the option.  It's more of a personal project for me.

[tsuyoshikentsu]

For me too, but you'd be shocked how helpful writing groups can be in just getting you to sit down and pound out that 1,667. Mine have been a bunch of folks challenging each other to word wars, which I find very helpful.