December 1

NaNo is over.
Exhaustion is catching up.
Time for me to slleeeepzzzzzzzzz....

November 30

Today's the last day,
and I'm procrastinating.
Back to the novel.

November 29

Time is growing short.
Everyone is frantic now.
Latte refill, please!

November 28

The last Saturday
to spend my whole day writing.
Goal is 10,000.

November 27

An extra day off!
Quick! Write to try and catch up!
(Eat some leftovers.)

November 26

Relatives invade.
I don't have time for this now.
Turkey to go, please.

November 25

Crackers for dinner.
Eat while typing one-handed.
Don't stop to swallow.

November 24

They say, "Life happens,"
and word counts are sacrificed.
Write more tomorrow.

November 23

Only a week left.
Tell me: where did my time go?
Can I win this year?

November 22

WriMos everywhere
write dangerously tonight
in San Francisco.

November 21

Dear Friends, I'm still here.
Just immersed in my novel.
No worries. Love, Me.

November 20

L&O is on.
It's my biggest temptation.
Why must I give in?

November 19

Stream of consciousness,
purple prose, new characters,
perhaps a flashback?

November 18

New character time:
Description, background, quirks.
Should pad my word count.

November 17

Dear NaNoWriMo,
I think we need to break up.
It's not me. It's you.

November 5

I can't find my pen!
How can I write without it?
It's only the fifth?!

November 4

"Hump day" means nothing.
WriMos must write every day.
Keep plugging along.

November 3

Are you writing fast?
This is NaNo honeymoon.
Take advantage now.

November 2

WriMos excited!
(Maybe from the coffee buzz?)
Lots of time to write!

November 1

Clock hands point straight up.
Keyboards everywhere: active.
Writing commences!