Yet Another Reason to Fear November

Posted by Moose on October 30th, 2006. Filed under: Uncategorized.

I’ve always had an excuse for not participating in NaNoWriMo. One year I had a hangnail. (Hey. They’re painful.) Another year I had a particularly bad case of belly button lint. This year, I have NaBloPoMo.

National Blog Posting Month commences on Wednesday. I wait with keen and hungry anticipation. As should you, my dear readers. Instead of completing a 50,000 word novel in 30 days, participants will be posting each and every day for the entire month of November. I forsee myself running out of compelling content sometime around November 4. Meaning you will be thereafter subjected to jokes recycled from email forwards, recipes copied out of the back of Circus magazine, photos of my bed head.

And, yes, haikus about belly button lint.

7 Responses to Yet Another Reason to Fear November

  1. Jason

    While there is not mention of zombies or vampires, I enjoy this post and look forward to your next 30 in 30 days.

    Good Luck
    Jason

  2. Jenn

    The heck with belly button lint, I’m looking forward to haikus about butt glitter.

  3. Summer

    You know the drill:

    MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSE!

  4. Jhianna

    I joined NaBloPoMo and I’m blaming you :) I thought about it the other day, but wasn’t sure I could do the post on the weekend thing. Seeing someone else I read daily join up pushed me over the edge.

    Signing up for it made me look at my blog name and address, and I decided to change them. So I’m all new – Yay!

  5. squid

    yes i cant wait
    and its the month i named my cat after, this is the best month of the year,

    people say “its november” and i say “God DAMN he got out of the house again?”

  6. kerri anne

    Yesssss. This is officially a stellar bandwagon. Hoop skirts or no. And also: haikus! I’m excited.
    : )

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