It’s camping season again. Camp NaNoWriMo, that is.
Fun with other writers in virtual cabins, brainstorming with each other, cheering one another on, virtual bonfires and s’mores, writing by lantern light…All the things to love about camping except pesky bugs.
This session I’ll be working on editing and revising book two in my Whispering Pines mystery, Abby’s Retribution. I got a new position a little more than a year ago where I work, which has given me a more satisfying day job. But it came with a price. I have less time to spend on my passion of writing and less creative energy. That sacrifice makes the months of Camp NaNo (April and July) all the more important to me.
Camp NaNo is a month of sheer writing bliss. You can set your own goals in increments of time (minutes, hours, etc.), words, lines, or pages. You can write a new novel, a series of short stories, poetry, or revise a work-in-progress. Basically, anything goes. If you’re interested but still want to know more, you can go to the website. If you decide you want to participate, go to the website, create your project, shoot me your user name, and I’ll send you an invite to my cabin.
Happy creating!
We write to taste life in the moment and in retrospect. Anais Nin
Best of luck with camp.
It is something I will consider in the future.
Need to force myself to leave blocks of time for my novels.
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Maybe think about it for the July session. π
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I was just thinking it’s time for me to consider how to make the best of Camp. It’s going to be a tricky month because I will be visiting my parents to help them with some recent health changes, but I love the structure NaNoWriMo gives me. It helps me to write no matter what.
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Only do what you can and don’t stress over what you can’t. π
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Good plan!
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Best wishes for camp. Don’t forget the sunscreen.
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We should be so lucky to have some sun in order to need the sunscreen. lol!
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π
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