On the outside, I try to project an image of having it all together. But underneath that, I'm kind of a disaster. Hence... the name of the site: GlossyVeneer. November 30 – the last day of NaBloPoMo. What have I learned from this experiment?
- I am probably not at a loss of things to say (I never claimed they were important things).
- I do have limited patience for this, especially when there are holidays during the month. If this had been anytime January – April, I wouldn’t have any problems because I don’t do much to celebrate holidays during that time and I won’t leave town during that time (except for typical work travel) because my hubby will be drowning in work (busy tax season). The holidays last week were hard for posting, often resulting in random words being spewed out across the screen just so I could check off a daily post from my to-do list.
- Even though it was kind of tough at times, I did enjoy the challenge and will most likely participate next year.
So, I’ll give a yearbook cliché response to NaBloPoMo:
Stay Cool. See You Next Year. Don’t Die. Have a bitchin’ year. Don’t do anything I wouldn’t. Call me!
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