Tag Archives: National Novel Writing Month

10.23 TIS (Taking Inventory Series)

I’m back writing about the small moments, tasks, and spookiness things I have done or what’s planned for the month of October.

10.2019

MLB Postseason & World Series.
Cooler Days. Warmer Coffee.
What’s not to love about October?

Failures & Victories: NaNoWriMo 2015-2017

Today’s blog is part one of a discussion about National Novel Writing Month. Wednesday’s post will be about this years goals based off of what I have learned from the past three years of participating in NaNoWriMo.

The Waiting Game & Change (NaNoWriMo edition).

This fall, I’ve started to embrace change that has begun. The most ironic thing about change, is the resistance to change. At the beginning, the change we start to see unfold, becomes harder and harder to embrace.  But this month, I have also had to play the waiting game on beginning my new life. Let’sContinue reading “The Waiting Game & Change (NaNoWriMo edition).”

Holiday Anxieties (NaNoWriMo edition).

These words are going towards my National Novel Writing Month word count goal. Luckily, these word will help me get over the 50K line. More about how I won next month! Earlier this year, I wrote a blog about being depressed around the winter season (read it here for reflection, if you’d like). While skimmingContinue reading “Holiday Anxieties (NaNoWriMo edition).”

Write Here, Write Now.

The backspace button is not an option for the next month and a half, as I prepare for my favorite and least favorite month of the year- National Novel Writing Month. AKA NaNoWriMo. I’ve read different arguments on why writers should or shouldn’t participate in NaNoWriMo. Over the past two years, Novel Writing Month hasContinue reading “Write Here, Write Now.”

Seasonal Depression & Writing

Originally, this blog was going to be about a different writing subject. I’ve already drafted that subject for later this week. Personally, I feel like I need to talk about something that some people try to avoid or even can’t get around to talking about. The last blog I had written was at the beginningContinue reading “Seasonal Depression & Writing”