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[ysobel]

It feels weird not to be doing NaNo; weird not to be flailing about how far behind I am in the wordcount (yes, even on the first day); weird not to be trying.

I can't tell whether it's a good decision -- with everything else that's going on, I don't need "failed at NaNo again" on my list -- or a bad one, me being a coward and not even trying.

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Dragcave babble: caught a paper egg. \o/

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I have to figure out what I want to do for my birthday, and that's kind of hard right now.

(I want a service dog.)

(I want my life to not be as messed up as it is.)

(I want a body that works right.)

ElJay has informed me that my birthday is coming up. In case, you know, I forgot, or something.

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Kitty of Cuteness has figured out that my laptop is a nice source of heat. Or, in her words, "````````````````````````````` zEFFFFa2qftrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr22" It's very adorable but makes it hard for me to, er, do anything at all, really.

She sulks when she's forcibly removed, of course.

(I'm totally going to miss her.)

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[princessofgeeks]

I'm not doing nano either. No way.

[juliet]

Meh, no point in doing NaNo (or anything else) if you're feeling worried-and-negative about it from the start. I don't think it's cowardly not to put yourself in that position!

Service dogs are awesome.

[cesy]

Not doing NaNo is sensible.