I think I'm failing Nanowrimo

Nov 08, 2009 21:43

Loads happened at school, and I am so glad it's almost over :P If it weren't for the oppressive heat that grows with each year, I'd REALLY be cheering on the summer holidays. But as it is, I'm just worried I'll be away from the house during bushfire season and the insurance won't cover my laptop and wacom tablet. As soon as I can, I'm getting a ( Read more... )

dress, valedictorian, summer, nanowrimo

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bellaxmuerta November 8 2009, 12:08:44 UTC
Oh my! That's now three of my friends doing NaNoWriMo !
what's ur novel about, sweets?
umm what's a valedictorian party? o_O

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verte_grez November 8 2009, 12:16:59 UTC
It's kind of... sci-fi adventure? I didn't actually have a plot planned. I just threw a bunch of characters together and started writing in the hopes that something would happen. It would have worked out better if I'd made the time to write. >_>

It's a graduation dinner, might be a bit similar a year 12 formal, but the parents are invited as well. That's as far as I can figure out, anyway. :P

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six_demon_bag November 12 2009, 05:48:46 UTC
(I decided to check out your page after receiving your comment on my MusicLovers entry)

Summer holidays? What part of the world are you in? We're entering winter here in the U.S. (southwest Michigan to be exact) and we've already had our first snow. Haha your worries over losing stuff in brush fire season remind me of how I worry a tornado will hit our apartment during the summer and take my massive CD collection with it. : /

And yet another NaNo'er. There are seriously about fifteen people among my friends who are doing it. It does sound like a lot of fun though. Who are your favorite authors?

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verte_grez November 12 2009, 06:25:12 UTC
Australia! :O Woah, can you get it all insured? After Black Saturday everyone's become super aware of fires and doing burn-offs and clearing all the fuel around their houses, although in reality if something like that came around again there'd be nothing they could do to stop it. :P

Scott Westerfeld, Jennifer Fallon, Isbobelle Carmody, and Philip Reeve. :D There are more books I like but I haven't read enough of the author's stuff to put them on my favourites list, like Neil Gaiman. I love Good Omens, that's a brilliant book.

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six_demon_bag November 12 2009, 14:39:47 UTC
Ya know, I THINK my CD's would be covered by our property insurance if they did get sucked up in a tornado, but I'd still never be able to replace half of them. Haha a friend recommended I get a big fireproof box to keep them in. I should build a bunker like the ones meant to be safe from nuclear warfare and fallout just for my CD's ( ... )

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verte_grez November 12 2009, 22:37:15 UTC
You could probably back them up on a computer, but then having the cds is so much better sometimes :) Maybe you should do something, if tornadoes are a serious risk ( ... )

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