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Why the hell do I want to make life more crazy for myself? These things only sound fun when I’m wasting time online to pass the day.
I have attempted nanowrimo twice. Never got more than a week into it. I did do nablopomo last year, but on a private blog that no one really read, I think, which is a good thing for all involved. Not very difficult. Difficult to write QUALITY every day. I definitely didn’t. I dislike the organization of nablopomo, and love the nanowrimo forums. But I don’t really want to be tied to the computer in all my spare time.
Time to go knock things OFF the to do list, not add them ;o)
k8et's ramblings 
Great article. I know exlatcy what you mean. My son was diagnosed with Autism and Developmental Delay in 2010 and it was only subsequent to this that I realized that I myself have Aspergers Syndrome. When I was trying to get my diagnosed I was told did I really want to label him? To me a label is just a way to get help for him and personally I never had a label growing but I always felt as different as if I had one stamped clearly on my forehead. I often wonder if I would have had all the problems that I have had in life if only a label could have been given to me when I was young. Now I feel I would have welcomed it because it would have meant I could have been myself years ago. You’ve done the right thing for your son and hopefully I have too for mine. I write about AS/Auitsm too on my facebook. Take Care.