Who will be doing Nanowrimo this year?
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Re: Who will be doing Nanowrimo this year?
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Actually this is my way of saying : When are you going to start writing? A friend in my local Nano forum suggested that we start right after midnight and put some words. If I'm not going out (and knowing my social life, I most likely wouldn't lol) I may as well dive in. What about you?
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I must say I never thought so far, and I prefer not. I'd rather concentrate on the writing for the moment, and if I get something finished eventually, I will start planning the next step.
We had a conversation few posts ago, about how Nano supports the participants who match their goals and finish a novel. I saw yesterday that January and February will be "What now?" months. What now, as I wrote a novel, now what?!

Did you make a start last night? I put in 1012 words after midnight before going to sleep. Now I've just brewed my coffee and I am sitting to finish my daily quota!

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Yesterday was a good start, with a total of 2.5k words. I hope to continue like this... tho it is not very likely.
Do any of you use any kind of treats to keep them going, lol? And/or andy kind of gadgets? I love one little app on my phone, writeometer, that divides writing into 25 min sessions. After each session you get a "guava" that you can use to "buy" some sort of treat - because you were sich a good writer, sitting and writing!

I use other stuff too, but it is mostly for organizing. What about you?
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Hmm. I never thought about those types of apps. I am only 74 words in so I have much to do. But unfortunately my 3 daughters are not in the mood to let mommy write.Topcho wrote:I am sure you will catch up soon! Keep that writing cave warm and cozy!
Yesterday was a good start, with a total of 2.5k words. I hope to continue like this... tho it is not very likely.
Do any of you use any kind of treats to keep them going, lol? And/or andy kind of gadgets? I love one little app on my phone, writeometer, that divides writing into 25 min sessions. After each session you get a "guava" that you can use to "buy" some sort of treat - because you were sich a good writer, sitting and writing!You can set your own treats. I have such as "get a cookie/chocolate", "have a cup of tea/choco/coffee", "listen to three songs" and such. But if you have recommendations for more, I'd be happy to add them - because you can buy one treat only once per day!
I use other stuff too, but it is mostly for organizing. What about you?

2.5k words! That's a great start!

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I've learned that I am actually the LEAST productive when I am at home. Oh, hey look, skittles. Wait, I should probably go start a load of laundry. Ugh, there are no more hangers, so now I have to track down the hangers and see if there are any shirts I can fold up to get some free hangers. See what I mean??
-- 03 Nov 2015, 00:22 --
P.S. It's already day 3 here!!!
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ALynnPowers wrote:Amy's tip for the day: find your "space" for writing. Write in different spaces aside from where you normally write (it helps if you have a laptop or tablet/phone that can be used for traveling outside of the home -- I have a portable Bluetooth keyboard I can hook up to my phone, best investment I ever made!) and you might find that going outside of your normal zone actually helps get the creative juices flowing.
I've learned that I am actually the LEAST productive when I am at home. Oh, hey look, skittles. Wait, I should probably go start a load of laundry. Ugh, there are no more hangers, so now I have to track down the hangers and see if there are any shirts I can fold up to get some free hangers. See what I mean??
-- 03 Nov 2015, 00:22 --
P.S. It's already day 3 here!!!
I have found my creative juices get flowing when I'm driving but can't exactly type when I'm driving!


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Ah, I need to get myself a keyboard. I used to have a usb one for my tablet... but it was short lived. It broke soon after I bought it. I don't know if I'd use it to actually write novels (hmmm, but I do have those 3 hours bus trips now and then) but I hate the virtual keyboard anyway. I keep missing the letters - and this is when I write on my tablet, what's left when I type on the phone. Ugh!
Oh my, day 3! Good thing I am on the other corner of the world when it comes to time zones! I still haven't started for today.. getting distracted with the forum, lol
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Anyway, good luck with Day 3, everyone! I'm almost to day 4 now!
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I'm a little over 2.5k words I'm hoping by tonight to be close to 4k.
