Peer Pressure Pays Off

by on November 1, 2009
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nablo1109.120x90I’m in. No, not Facebook, because I don’t have time to mess with that because I have succumbed to peer pressure in another form: that of National Blog Posting Month, aka NaBloPoMo, aka WTFwasIthinking?month.

This means I do solemnly swear to post to this blog every day of November. (Quantity is job 1. Quality not guaranteed.)

I’m doing this because I feel like my blogging needs a kick in the pants–either I crank it up and get into a better flow or it’s going to continue to get pushed aside and fall off. And because if HabeshaChild, Paige, my brilliant-sister-in-law Piscis, and others I admire can do it–and if others can attempt to write a whole novel during NaNoWriMo–well, what kind of loser would I be if I didn’t give it a shot? The loserly loser kind, that’s what.

So here goes. Any requests?

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12 Responses to “Peer Pressure Pays Off”
  1. paige says:

    tell us how your transition to Michigan life is going. are you meeting people? making bffs? finding the good peanut butter at the market?

  2. Ren says:

    I’m really into 80′s music right now. Anything witty to say on that subject?

  3. woot! happy you are in.

  4. Jenny says:

    see, now every year when NaBloPoMo rolls around, I think about it but never can actually commit.

    Do you point on your hand when people ask you where you live?

    Stupidest thing you ever did as a teenager?

    Did your stroller ever come home?

    Birthday plans for JG?

    Now that you’re close, want to get together sometime?

  5. Denny says:

    I think you folks have been had by Hallmark. Somebody has got to be making money by declaring this event.

  6. gretchen says:

    share about the similarities & differences in faith played out in the lives of those in Waldport & Holland.

    Top 5 lists of ANYTHING!

    Take a family member each day & blog about their gifts & how they have influenced you.

    What was your life like 5 years ago. How has it changed. What do you hope/expect in 5 years from now?

    what’s the most influencial sermon you’ve ever heard. How did it change you?

  7. Debbie says:

    I’m trying NoBloPoMo, but haven’t officially announced it on my blog. I’m saving it for a day that I don’t have anything else to post about. LOL!!!!

  8. Kenzle :) says:

    i started “writing” this month too (okay, i’m not gonna lie, it was really when i came home to your lovely post – you inspired me! yay!) but it is too bad for you as it is on fb :)

    anyway, i think it would be awesome to read your writings on THE GAME (which i just lost btw – YOU WON, YOU WON!!!) and Green Bikes :)
    what was difficult and what was fun about living in Oregon and advice to ppl who just moved back to the coast :) OR returning to your home state – what it is like to reconnect with ppl you haven’t seen in a while
    how you see God moving in and through culture
    anything that is “overheard”
    music
    top grammar mistakes (or 5 that annoy you) and the why and how to fix them
    photography tips
    postsecret
    social issues/inequality – health care, race, gender, class, education, sexuality, age, lookism, etc. :)
    youth/church worker advice
    embarrassing moments
    pirate jokes
    (:

  9. Wendy says:

    Wow, thanks for the ideas, loyal readers!

    Gretchen, I can’t seem to get to your blog–new password?

  10. gretchen says:

    Wendy – maybe I have an old email address that I sent the invite to? Email me your new email & I’ll send another invite.

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