This is a record of one person's adventures through NaNoWriMo.
This is a census for Tumblrers doing NaNoWriMo.
Reblog if you’re participating! I figure a Tumblr-wide support group may come in handy…
via originally from blogofimpossiblethings filed under: nanowrimo nanowrimo 2011
Caught up a bit today. I put in my essay, which I’m guessing gave me about 1200 words, plus 200 words of context for the essay to be mentioned. Then I wrote about 700 words at school/rehearsal.
I hope this means I’m out of whatever writing funk I was in. Of course it would happen hell week. D:
Just wrote 2000 words inspired by this. :D →
Now I’m only 900 words behind!
1300 words behind. D:
I can’t write because I am just too tired to. It’s really frustrating.
Mehhhhh.
I need someone to kick my ass into gear.
Reasons I can do 50,000 words in a month:
- I talk about random things a lot that I can sneak into my novel
- I ramble naturally
Seriously. I explained my sexuality to someone and it added 500 words. [500 intelligent words, opposed to some of the utterly ridiculous metaphors I have used in order to boost my word count.]
It’s nice, though.
Random girl rants about Miley Cyrus at the cash register.
Get 300 words.
Poor Alice. She just wanted to pay for a magazine and then the girl in front of her in line starts going on about how people shouldn’t care about Miley Cyrus. And then the girl disappears.
I did a ten minute word war.
And got 528 words! :D I’ve gotten faster.
