Whether you're a first timer or it's your sixth novel, make sure you make it to this year's kick-off party!
If you're a newbie, we'll tell you what to expect and have tips on how to deal with the unexpected.
If you're a NaNo veteran, then you know the importance of getting the momentum going with a great start.
Let's encourage each other and have a little fun in the process!
Sekitou and I have planned a great kick-off party for all our Louisville NaNoWriMo authors.
We hope you'll join us!
Date: Saturday, October 24
Time: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: Zanzabar located at 2100 South Preston Street
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50,000 words or bust!
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1,060 / 50,000
Oct 8, 2009 - 16 06
I'm totally gonna be there! And it's the day after pay day :) Yay!
----------“Cats are dangerous companions for writers because cat watching is a near-perfect method of writing avoidance” - Dan Greenburg
38,365 / 50,000
Oct 8, 2009 - 17 37
I plan to be there if work doesn't get in the way. The boss just gave notice that we may "possibly" working for the next six Saturdays in a row (not counting this weekend).
----------Reality is a crutch for those who are unable to handle fantasy...
38,365 / 50,000
Oct 24, 2009 - 05 43
Well since I'm lucky enough to not have to work this weekend I get to go to the party. How many people are we expecting?
Is it street parking? Rear lot?
----------Reality is a crutch for those who are unable to handle fantasy...
22,713 / 50,000
Oct 24, 2009 - 06 20
I think I can attend today. It was still up in the air this morning but I think it should be possible.
----------There is no "I" in "Team." However, there are three in "Multiple Personality Disorder."
42,173 / 50,000
Oct 24, 2009 - 12 44
I COMPLETELY flaked, guys! This was my first missed kick-off party since I don't even know when! I thought it would be later on in the day so I didn't go to check for specific times until about ten till three. I'll make up missing the kick-off party with extra amounts of love, though. Promise!
-----------G. F. Wilson
"What's life without the possibility of absolute failure?" -JD
22,720 / 50,000
Oct 26, 2009 - 08 26
Sure, sure! And now we don't have a wood word in the Louisville Dares for the first time! ;)
Angela
co-ML for Louisville KY
22,713 / 50,000
Oct 26, 2009 - 09 00
Sure, sure! And now we don't have a wood word in the Louisville Dares for the first time! ;)
Angela
co-ML for Louisville KY
Well, if it's leaving you in a larch I am sure we can come up with something. We can leave it up to poplar vote.
There is no "I" in "Team." However, there are three in "Multiple Personality Disorder."
----------There is no "I" in "Team." However, there are three in "Multiple Personality Disorder."
27,096 / 50,000
Oct 26, 2009 - 19 32
Sure, sure! And now we don't have a wood word in the Louisville Dares for the first time! ;)
Angela
co-ML for Louisville KY
Well, if it's leaving you in a larch I am sure we can come up with something. We can leave it up to poplar vote.
There is no "I" in "Team." However, there are three in "Multiple Personality Disorder."
I don't think I could ever get sycamore ideas for woods we could use.
----------~Crystal A Murray
The Lord is my Editor, I shall rewrite!
27,096 / 50,000
Nov 1, 2009 - 21 36
Getting caught up on my board posts and wondering why no one else is posting any wood comments. I know Joel & I can't be the only word twisters around here. I think it would be just OAKey-dokey if someone would chip in some more ideas. (I know, it's not a type, but there are wood chips, right?) Some woods just to play with before twisting can include cork, maple, hickory, mesquite, pine, ash, cherry, walnut, balsa, beech, birch, cedar, cottonwood, ebony, elm, fir, dogwood, evergreen, willow, cypress, locust, olive, gum, plum, persimmon, redwood, pecan, and more than I can write before falling asleep. I'll be watching for whichever of these end up as a dare.
----------~Crystal A Murray
The Lord is my Editor, I shall rewrite!