Errol: Rob has unbridled passion for a lot of things. And yet that doesn’t translate into finishing NaNoWriMo. Poor guy. However, there is hopefully ONE or more people that made you feel welcome to Nano. Care to tell us? 😀
Errol: Rob has unbridled passion for a lot of things. And yet that doesn’t translate into finishing NaNoWriMo. Poor guy. However, there is hopefully ONE or more people that made you feel welcome to Nano. Care to tell us? 😀
The amazing community of NaNoWriMo made me feel welcome! 😀 I’ve made some really good friends through the forums–it’s great! (Btw, I love these comics ^.^)
That’s great to hear! The community of Nano in my region is awesome too! 😀
Thanks for keeping us all entertained as we wait for November! (…and providing us procrastination during it!!)
You’re welcome! I’m glad I can help you procrastinate! *laugh*
People at the write-ins I’ve attended always make me feel welcome.
I really enjoy the social aspect of Nano, myself. 😀
Why does Victoria have to leave?! I love her!
We love her too! 😀
Last year was my first foray out into the social world of NaNo, and my local ML not only made me feel welcome, but he actually helped me improve my novel’s ending! 🙂 I’m hoping to attend many more this November, too.
Wow, that’s impressive you let him read your novel! I wouldn’t do that. 😀 Well, my novels have been pretty… silly. 😀
Nah, he didn’t read it. He just helped me get past the part I was stuck on and that was keeping me from finishing the thing. Although… it’s still not finished, but I blame me and not his help. 😀
Still awesome. That’s great!
Pretty much everyone I talked to in my region really made me feel welcome for my first NaNo last year, but I’ve gotta give a special shout-out to the MLs. Before I even went to the kick-off event, they were nice enough to make me think it would be worth the hour-long drive each way–which it totally was for every weekend of November. I never won a word war because I was hand-writing my novel, and then typing it up at the end of the day for word-count purposes, but when I did unusually well in a word war they gave me a prize anyway. The best, though, was at the TGIO party, when one of the MLs told me she’d been watching my word count on the last day (when I pulled 10,000 words out of my hat) and hoping I was typing straight into the computer so that I could win. It was so great to know that someone I’d just met a month ago was cheering me on!
That’s totally awesome, Lisa! Huzzah ML’s! I’m hearing great ML stories!
“Hey Rob, I need you.” “Of course you do. I’m awesome!”
HAHAHAHAHA!!! Sorry dude, but that was hilarious! Absolutely perfect response! 🙂 I love these comics, I’m so glad they’re back!
😀 Don’t be sorry, I think Rob is hilarious too. 😀