Right forgot to do one of these lol

In the 21 days of November I've written 80,100 words

Here's the breakdown:

NaNoWriMo 2023:
Day 1: 3200
Day 2: 6500
Day 3: 2100
Day 4: 6300
Day 5: 2900
Day 6: 3100
Day 7: 6000
Day 8: 3400
Day 9: 3100
Day 10: 2700
Day 11: 5000
Day 12: 3200
Day 13: 7000
Day 14: 3000
Day 15: 4500
Day 16: 1800
Day 17: 2400
Day 18: 4700
Day 19: 4800
Day 20: 2300
Day 21: 2100

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NaNoWriMo

For those who don't know, NaNoWriMo is a self challenge to write a 50k word novel in the month of November. We have 1 week until the first, and I'm so excited. If you haven't heard of it, you should definitely check it out.

If you are already are/ or are planning to do it, and want a new writing buddy just let me know.

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Yesterday’s Stats: Nothing

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I took a break yesterday! I was really just not feeling like writing. Probably because I’ve been doing it every day for two weeks with no stop. Like, I did everything I could think of to motivate myself and it was just not working So yesterday I decided I just wasn’t going to write anything. Give myself a little time off, ya know?

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In the first seven days of November I've written 30,100 words.

Here's the breakdown:
Day 1: 3200
Day 2: 6500
Day 3: 2100
Day 4: 6300
Day 5: 2900
Day 6: 3100
Day 7: 6000

If this pace holds I will match my record for words in a month long span of 120k between May 22nd, 2021-June 18th, 2021 during which time I wrote And Hell Followed, Bonnie, Checkbooks and Moral Balancing Acts, and a few miscellaneous things.

Word printing machine go brrrrrr

....sorta....
One the one hand I hit the required word count, but on the other, the story is not done yet

But I know where is going, it's getting there that's proving to be difficult. I'll keep going just so I can wrap it up and then focus on other things for a while, but this story won't be seeing the light of day in January like I hoped, I might have to push it to March., maybe later.

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I’ve been thinking. (Experienced readers are already ducking for cover.) Everybody knows about November being National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) where you pledge to write something every day with a goal of (insert optimistic number here) words at the end of the month. Well, that’s fine for people with incentive and drive and all those other things I don’t have, but what about procrastinators (like me) who spend most of November doing very little on most

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With about 4 minutes to spare, I have finished NaNoWriMo 2020 at a whopping 50,050 words written over the course of the month. I literally spent every day of this month writing something, and though my intention was to work on my story, Make Love, Not War, I know my creativity too well. That's why the NaNo project was called "Make Love, Not War (and other stories)." Now here's a rundown of what stories I worked on, and

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Featuring Casketbase77's "This Is How A Unicorn Thinks"

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Rainbow Infinity Readings This Month:

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I did it.

Today I crossed the finish line: 50,000 words of ponyfic in November. It was grueling but awesome. Here's what all I wrote:

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So I was going to post a vid of Dawn's Lament from the musical episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, "Once More, With Feeling," and make a gag about it that centered on seeing one of the RHPS-ish-knockoff performances ... but then I couldn't find a clip at a decent enough quality that I liked, so I now I'm just blathering on the blog function instead.

Internet, folks!

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It seems there are no groups specifically for this November writing challenge. Dare I start one? I'm not sure I need to go that far. Maybe just link it here like with Serendipity?

On an unrelated note, what do you suppose ponies call it when a unicorn uses telekinesis to move or operate something, rather than using a hoof or mouth? I imagine saying "telekinesis" all the time would lend itself to the Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla problem.

Rainbow Infinity Readings This Month:

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I have accomplished my goal! I have completed 50,000 words of my novel for NaNoWriMo!

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So week one of NanoWriMo (well almost)

I managed to finished the prologue and the first chapter of the story which culminated in a grand total of 10,000 words. I'm having a lot of fun with it I have to admit this actually doesn't feel like a job for me. There has been a bit of a change of plans though with what I am doing.

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I'm a winner! NaNoWriMo says so, anyway.

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Well hello, internet!

I suppose this is my impromptu writing blog, because ... well, I dunno where else I'd put it. My friends on Facebook would probably just skim over it, and I figure I've got a built in 'fanbase' here. For, all, like, seven of you reading this. But still!

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Guys I’m insanely behind on everything that isn’t To Serve In Hell at this point (PMs/feed/Writeoff/Flashfic/etc), but that at least is still flowing at a good rate. I’m definitely on-target to write 50,000 words of it this month. I’m less sure if that’ll be the true “end” but it should be close. Thanksgiving is going to be the monkey wrench it always is, but I feel like I’m over the hump and the homestretch is in sight.

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I've just been reminded of something awesome!

National Novel Writing Month!

For those of you who aren't in the know, it comes about every November, and you write yourself a novel! Your aim is at least two thousand words a day, and by the end of the month, you have a story! Might not be great, but it's great exercise, and the best thing is even if you're not happy with what you've produced, you leave it alone for a couple of weeks and you have plenty of material to come back to later!

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