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Calming the Chaotic Mind
I like to think "out loud." Feel free to follow along, if you can. LOL
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I tend to get a cluttered mind. I use this blog to help me sort through some of my thoughts. I never know what I'm going to come in and talk about, so be prepared for a very strange ride through my mind. Wink

A huge thank you to RIPGizmo-March2004-Feb 13 2012 who gave me such a wonderful awardicon for my blog. I really appreciate it! Bigsmile
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1.  The Glow Stick ChallengeID #676193 
Posted: 11-14-2009 @ 8:41 pm EST 

Have any of you looked at the Procrastination Station section on the home page of NaNoWriMo? It has some interesting topics to read. Smile One of them was where a lady received a glow stick and she proceeded to write until it stopped glowing. Or rather, she attempted to. It was a long-lived glow stick. Smile So, I decided to adopt the challenge with a few twists of my own.

First of all, I bought my glow sticks from the dollar store. That right there ensures that they're low quality. Wink They won't glow as long. So, enter in a "difficult" challenge for myself. By the end of tomorrow night, I want to have 25K words. Gotcha. I bought bracelets instead of the bar. Ooh, even shorter glowing time. I have 3 boys who think that anything that glows is awesome. See the challenge yet?

Here's my challenge: Write 8,900 words before my bracelet stops glowing and/or before my kids find it and run away with it.

I'll probably wear the bracelet. Sort of a constant reminder of what I should be doing. It can nag me as it follows me around. However, you never know with children. I might take it off and sit it on my desk if it gets in my way when I'm typing. If I leave it unattended to go to the bathroom, Poof! It just might disappear due to children. So it's dangerous! I'm going to cheat and start later this evening when they've gone to bed. However, that makes it harder for me because I'll have to go to sleep at some point. Will the bracelet still be glowing in the morning? Ooh... The horror of it all! LOL

Okay, I'm nuts. Never did deny that. It will be fun, though! Bigsmile I'll let you know on Monday if I won or not.
 



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