Thank you ❤ Glad you found a bujo approach that works for you! I use a Notion database for any cool words I come across. Maybe I'll make a video on that sometime ☺

@ioanahayman I really appreciate your response....... thank you soo much🥰

Just added the deets to the description! It was an exhibition called “Housewarming” by Karine Giboulo (IG: @karinegiboulo)

Thank you 🥰

Thank you ❤

It’s a Moleskine Cahier 😊

Chores are a big one. Maybe asking her if she’s written daily. Ask her throughout the month if she needs anything you can help with (favorite beverage, a snack, encouragement, listen to her talk about the story. My mom bought me a fancy snickers caramel apple on my first day of NaNo a couple years ago and it meant so much to me.

Definitely help with chores as much as possible. Cooking is a big one since that often involves prepping and planning. If you and she can plan ahead and do a lot of one dish, crockpot or air fryer meals, that can be a huge help. Cook ahead and then you can help out with heating up the leftovers - or perhaps you’re a great cook. If she hasn’t suggested any of this, then you suggest it. You’ll look like a hero. Respecting her writing time is a big one. Don’t interrupt her with unnecessary chatter or things you can handle. It sounds like you are already mindful and supportive of her efforts. Maybe get an appropriate gift for her writing space and every time she uses it or looks at it, she will think about how much you cared enough to get her something to help or inspire her…a plant, extra supplies she might be running low on, a new small table lamp, noise blocking headphones if you think they’d help 😂😂you know her and your living environment so try to solve a problem or help her avoid a problem if you can. There’s no feeling like being served or waited on. Try this: just bring her her favorite beverage without her asking for it. Knock, walk in, set it down, smile at her and walk away without a word unless she says something to you 😂😂. Unless you do stuff like that all the time, it will really stand out. Show genuine interest in her progress and be supportive if she feels she’s not as far along as she wants to be. Remind her that as long as she is consistently showing up for herself and dedicating this time to the pursuit, she’s already won NaNo. Tell her you’re proud of her going after this…as I believe you truly are. Don’t know if you have kids but if you do, wrangle them 😂😂. Get them to help out Mom too in any way they can. Have a trophy engraved or a plaque made or even just a T-shirt or coffee mug to give her with a special message like “I survived NaNoWriMo 2023!” Give it to her as a surprise and tangible momento of her 2023 run. This is easily ordered ahead of time and you still have enough time to do it. I’d lean toward the mug or plaque / trophy as it can go in her writing space! If I think of anything else, I’ll let you know. You are super sweet to be wanting to support your wife like this! Good on you!

I get the feeling that they mean what they are imaging the plot to be from a 30,000 foot view. That is what i had done at the beginning for nanowrimo

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