Who's doing NaNoWriMo? What's your word total?
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Apt. 11d 
I signed up with all three of my daughters (13, 9, and 9). The kids are all ahead of me on wordcounts–I’m a little more than 6,000, but to stay on track need 6,800 before I go to bed. I’m working, they’re treating themselves to wii.
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162. (Although technically I’m doing non-fiction.)
I know from previous experience that I can get several thousand words done on a good day, but job applications mean that there are very few “good days.”
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We’re all real writers if we’re doing NaNo, even if we’re not published. 5002. Are you?
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Have an advice from UK leading expert for company insolvency. We are highly ranked among the top insolvency auditors in the country, with two marvelous books over their credits.
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Not doing it this year, because I’m half through an existing project that needs more editing than new words. I’m at 35,000.
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