NaNoHmmMo

[neadods]

A bunch of folks on the f-list are starting to talk about NaNoWriMo - whether they plan on signing up, that they've signed up, what they've done in past Novembers.

I love the idea, I just don't want to write a novel. What I can't decide is if I want to sign up for NaNoWriMo and then use my word count to collect and type up recipes (which needs to be done) or NaNoQuiMo and making a full-sized quilt.

stops, blinks at screen Dang, I bet if there was a website and a little attention in LJ, newsgroups, and the occasional store, a NaNoQuiMo (it would have to be NaQuiSewMo, I think) would kick ass. Why do I have all these great ideas which require me to have web skills (which I don't really have) and lots of free time (which I *certainly* don't have)?

Dang, I REALLY like this idea. I just don't know how to implement it. Or what month. Wouldn't be November, of course. ETA: Turns out March 19 is National Quilting Day, so there's already a goal to aim for.

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[tchwrtr.livejournal.com]

However, you DO know people who have those skills...one of which is trying to boost her resume... :koffCydkoffkoff:

[nycdeb.livejournal.com]

A bunch of folks on the f-list are starting to talk about NaNoWriMo

on mine too. and I'm trying to decide whether or not to do it this year. It may be the thing I need to get my head back into what I was working on...ponders...

[nonethewiser.livejournal.com]

just here on friendsfriends, but...

NAtional NOvel QUIlting MOnth?

[tchwrtr.livejournal.com]

You WOULD have to point this out to me...

I do have a novel outlined around here somewhere...it's a murder mystery, even.

Should I do this? :waverwaver:

[puppetmaker40.livejournal.com]

Ya know that November also tends to be Art by the Inch month too which would get that quilt made.
http://www.artbytheinch.com/
for more info althought I don't see a mention for 2005 yet on the website.