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Camp NaNoWriMo July 2013: Finally!

Finally inspired by a friend blogger Ritu KT, I could able to gather some courage to participate in this Camp NaNoWriMoJuly 2013. I have had already planned for the 50,000 words challenge scheduled for November, so for the camp I kept the target at 20,000 and language opted is Hindi. Reasons are simple, first to be in rather achievable limits (targeting galactically high not always helps), second Hindi would for sure help me to convert the flow of thoughts in to words easily and efficiently, and third it may let me back achieving the interest and competence in my mother tongue again :) ( yes, I actually feel so lost and fragile in Hindi these days).
Camp NaNoWriMo
A marathon event PADE is already going on, July Camp will only put pressure on me that too in a month which I am already seeing fully packed up and heavily planned. What I need is determination (now, I don’t believe in wishes and luck), let’s see how it turned out to be. I will try to update the status of my upcoming Hindi novella of 20,000 words through this blog. As of now, I have started working on the old draft (started and left untouched a month back or so) of 119 words.

Day 31: 20051 - SUCCESSFULLY ACHIEVED IT! :) Story is not yet complete...

Day 29: 19081 - 2 days and just 919 Words! Big Cheers!
Day 27: 18153 - 3 days and just 1847 Words! Though don't think this is gonna be a 20,000words Novella :/

Day 25: 16033 - 5days and 4000 words! Hell yeah!
Day 23: 14017 -- Just 8 days more and 6000 words to be written!
Day 20: 10788
Day 17: 7574
Day 16: 6411 Just 15 days remaing and almost 70% yet to write

Day 9: 5986
Day 5: 3575
Day 4: 2532
Day 3: 1611
Day 2: 519
Day 1: 119


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  1. Thanks for the shoutout Punit! I started just now even though I had registered a couple of weeks ago. I have no cabin mates as of now, my name is ritukt on the website, add me in your cabinmates.
    Happy writing!

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  2. Not to mention @Ritu KT :) I sent you a request on the Camp. New to this thing, so still trying to learn...also got a lot things this month - that includes a week long trg - will have to see how it happens...

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  3. Hey, I didn't get your request. I was allotted a cabin but opted out to find people of my choice. I'm new to this too, registered in April but never even opened it. Hope things work out this time. Indimail me your username so I can send you an invite

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  4. Sorry for the false alarm, got your mail in CampNaNo WriMo and requested you as cabin mate!

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  5. No worries...I too am trying to decode the site completely :P

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  6. 1611 on Day3? Awesome. Great going. I am lagging behind right now but will be in full action from today!

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