NANOWRIMO HAS BEGUN! THE WORLD WATCHES IN TERROR.
I went to my local midnight write-in last night. :) It was fun, although special, experience. XD
Got to Shari's, told them my age, and was told the Wrimos were in a room that minors aren't allowed in. I was like ohhhkay. But then it wasn't actually a room, it was just at one end and slightly partitioned off. So I started an awesome kids table right outside it and ended up being joined by all the COOLEST people.


I wrote about 1644 words before my head started nodding so I figured I should go home.

Current wordcount: 1644.
6 comments:
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*nods*
*hugs you*
You had a writein at a BAR? *chortles* Silly americans.
The kids table is always more awesome. At family gatherings the "kids" table is filled with teenagers and those of us in the early twenties, but still. We rock. B-)
I also rather adore your title for this post. *hearts*
Glad you had wordness!
Haha yeah, my family always has a kids table too. ^_^ We usually end up quoting the seagulls from Finding Nemo. Yes, that's our idea of fun.
*snickers* The "grown ups" tend to quietly not ask what goes on at the kids table. %-)
As opposed to loudly not ask?
Naturally.
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