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NaNoWriMo. I still have that story in my head that I was going to write this summer and didn't. Post-apocalyptic type thing, after the sun changed phases and everything went wonky. Evil force gathering, all that good stuff. I still have the nifty-strange character and plot outlines.

But, I'm working on that 'not becoming a Christmas graduate' thing more than half of the engineering class will fail to accomplish.

::Snerk:: I'm sure you'd all buy a book I wrote.

In other news, my plans for this weekend (catch up on all my missed sleep and do homework) were ruined when my family declared I had to go back out to the farm and work at the gas station.

If they were going to be like they were, why did they even want me there? Highlights include being locked out of the house by my sister and brother (late at night, when it was dark and cold) for Thanksgiving.

I got to see my dog, though. I missed my girl.


I'm really pondering this NaNoWriMo thing.

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I'm throwing down the gauntlet.

(And I've never done that before, so listen up, people.)

I suspect we've all heard about this. Now, if you disagree (and if you've still got me around, I rather suspect you do), don't you think it would be neat to celebrate by everyone writing slash and/or slashy drabbles?

If you can't stand slash because you think it's just done wrong, then show us how it should be done. If there's a strange, strange story bouncing around in your head that you can't justify writing, you now have a reason. If you have an OTP based on the meeting of minds, then I want to see it. If you just want to flip off the system, then go wild. If you want to write something but you won't be able to finish it by the end of the week, who cares if it hits the exact day? If all you have is one hundred and seven words and something to say, then *say it.*

Just say it.

Or at the very least, pass it on.


And yes, Andraste, you were partially inspirational.