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NaBloPoMo?

I was seriously considering, at the last moment, doing NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) this year.  I had an idea, some scenes in mind, the interest — and then 1…

I was seriously considering, at the last moment, doing NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) this year.  I had an idea, some scenes in mind, the interest — and then 1 November came and hit me over the head with a 4×12.

But then I ran across a reference to NaBloPoMo (National Blog Posting Month), which seems much simpler (at least for me):  a blog post every day in the month of November.

I can do that!  I thought.  Indeed, it’s usually harder to find a day of the week I don’t post.  Except — I’m already blown, as I didn’t post anything on Saturday the 2nd.  Gah!

Oh, well.

 

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3 thoughts on “NaBloPoMo?”

  1. Heh. You live NaBloPoMo, Dave. I think you would have to up the ante to seven posts per day–or at least 1500 words, say–before I’d consider it a serious challenge.

  2. Yeah, that’s kind of what I was thinking. A post-a-day is usually trivial, unless there’s just a plain ol’ scheduling issue.

    Doing word counts would be tough, since I’d have to exclude block quotes. 🙂

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