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Did you finish NaNoWriMo?



Did you finish NaNoWriMo?

Yes
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No
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I didn't take part
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Tue Dec 01, 2015 7:49 am
Demeter says...



It's the first of December: for some, a day of ultimate pride, for others, never-ending shame and humiliation.

I'm just kidding, of course. But we all still really want to know: how was it? ;)
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Tue Dec 01, 2015 4:36 pm
elysian says...



hahaha, I tried. Really wanted to start my first year with a bang, but dang, it's hard! can't wait for next year <3
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Tue Dec 01, 2015 5:26 pm
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KaiTheGreater says...



For the third year in a row: "Hey, I could probably pull it off this year. Why not give it a shot?"
Thrity days later: "Wait, it was November?!!?! Since when? I thought we were still in October! ;.;"
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BluesClues says...



My first year I didn't win, but I reached 37k and finished my draft. Won the next three years, but this year I just couldn't get it churned out. Ah, well. On the plus side, I did more writing in November than I have in recent months, so that's a win of one sort.
  





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Tue Dec 01, 2015 5:58 pm
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jumpingsheep says...



I came up short with 32,015, but I'm not too disappointed. It was my first year, and this is probably the longest work I've ever done! Plus, I actually finished the story, at this point I really just need to elaborate more and add back in a plot line that I dropped early on :D
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RagingLive says...



I finished! I even put in double the word count on the last few days so that I would finish before Thanksgiving!
Heaven only knows if I'll ever end up taking a second look at that draft, but I did learn a lot and it was a good habit to get into, now I feel like if I don't write some each day I'm wasting away my life! :D
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Wed Dec 02, 2015 2:25 pm
Pompadour says...



Holla never-ending shame and humiliation~
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Wed Dec 02, 2015 5:06 pm
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ChiravianSkies says...



Never-ending shame, even though I did it.

I was on the last day, and decided that with 6 hours of straight writing at my normal speed, I'd get the last 20K in easy. Then there was a change of plans.
So instead of going home and writing in my homeland, I was writing on a plane.

Apparently planes can help your concentration. A lot. And so after 7 hours on two planes, I had the 20K written. But when I got off the plane and into a place with wi-fi, it was 1:00 in the morning, December 1st.

So I couldn't validate.
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ExOmelas says...



I have exams now...that's a thing...

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