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I haven't scraped my other story, but I've gotten much more written on this new random idea in a total of four days than I had on A Crash Course in Divorce, so I have switched my NaNovel #3 to a Rugrats' All Grown Fanfiction idea. You can read more about why I changed it at: http://jk-pim.net/nanoblog

Title: Untitled

Rating: Teen (PG-13)

Genre

* Rugrats' All Grown Up Fanfiction
* Romance

Subgenres

* Dramedy (Drama-Comedy)
* Tragedy & Angst

Goal: 50,000

Word Count: So far, 22,810 out of a possible 50,000

Summary

An alternate version of events during the series, including scenes from "What's Love Got to Do With It," "Project Chuckie," "Petition This," and many, many, many others. Also includes MANY re-writes of scenes in the series.

Chuckie and Angelica have decided to secretly date (with only a few people knowing about them)… just to see what it would be like for them to be together (kind of like an other experiment/project, but without the 'make sure my grade is excellent' benefit), but something unexpected happened, real feelings started to form.

Changelica (Chuckie/Angelica); possibly some hints to the others (Lommy [Tommy/Lil] and Phimi [Phil/Kimi]), maybe actual relationships with the other pairings as well, haven't decided yet.

Disclaimer

I do not own Rugrats, Rugrats' All Grown Up, or any of the characters of said shows. That great honor would go to Arlene Klasky and Gabor Csupo. Some chapters will be episodes from the television series with extended scenes, including extra locations, conversations, extra relationship moments added to some of them, etc.

Also, I have used some personal experiences, prompts, quotes, insults, non-spoken lines, thoughts, sentences, sub-plot ideas, Urban Legends, poetry, and much more that were offered on various websites and in some books – such as NaNoWriMo (dot) Org, Seventh Sanctum, About (dot) Com, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens, Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul series, a multitude of poetry books, and many, many, many, many, -many- more with proper credit given for the poems and songs used in each chapter — the other stuff, used much more often in a chapter would be harder to properly credit unfortunately, so that is why it is mentioned like this in every disclaimer.