I'm doing NaNo again this year. I'll limit my posting about my trials and tribulations to a specific filter, as I suspect many non-NaNo-ers wish *everyone* on LJ would do ;-).
If you want to be on it or want to be off it, holler. (
layer, I gotcha covered.)
If you want to be on it or want to be off it, holler. (
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Or at least... just seeing the trails and tribulations...
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(Now I'm wondering what filter I used last year. Clearly not the one called NaNoWriMo!)
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I think NanNoWriMo is going to be one of those things I stop thinking Maybe next year about - I've got waaaay too much to get done next month, and it seems like that just keeps getting worse. And once I'm back in grad school, well...
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Yeah, one of the things we have to do as time goes on is pick and choose. Committing to a big goal spends time and energy you then can't use for something else. It's all about what's really important to you.
(Sadly, this is one reason I haven't chosen any big goals to work on -- it's difficult for me to close the door to the things on the rest of the list!)
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I signed up for Nano. In order to do Nano, I have to write my 8 pages a day, AND translate 7 pages of mathematical French (into English, of course), every day. Assuming I finish my Cantor paper by Oct. 31. I dunnoo... God, it was so fun last year. But this dissertation takes priority..
Here I am, me me me, all about me.... Good luck to you in Nano 2005, Ceej!
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I hear ya! I have two big square dance weekends in November every year, one of which is four days out of my writing schedule, and I have this (more than) full-time job, too. I know exactly what you mean. BUSY!
But hey, other people can do a helluva lot when they get their priorities figured out -- so you and I can too. Right? [channeling Yenta] Of COURSE right! :-)
Good luck to you too!
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I'm hoping I can do it this year, too.
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Then I saw you were already there! 8-) Perhaps 'cause you did NaNo last year.
Please?
Re: Please?
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NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month, although it's long since gone INTERnational. The challenge is to write 50K words in November. Participants congratulate themselves on the insanity of it all.
From the book written by the guy who started it all: "Once upon a time I believed that you needed to have several things before you set out to write a novel. These were, in order of importance: 1) Heart-fibrillating amounts of coffee 2) Plot 3) Character 4) Setting. [...paraphrase: no, you don't need any of this; you need a super magical productivity tool.] What you need to write a novel, of course, is a deadline."
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