Archive | October, 2011

The Plans For November

31 Oct

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I have a num­ber of things in mind for November.
  • Beards4Boobs: I have joined my pals to raise money for breast can­cer research. We have shaved our faces and will spend the month of Novem­ber not shav­ing. You can spon­sor a beard and help save the boo­bies on the Beards4boobs web­site. Please give generously.
  • National Novel Writ­ing Month: I’m work­ing on the first draft of my novel, set in the late 1700’s Philadel­phia, dur­ing NaNoW­riMo this year. I’ll be putting out 50,000 words of con­tent over the next thirty days. If you are par­tic­i­pat­ing, please free free to add me as a writ­ing buddy.
  • Wheat– and Gluten-Free: Some of you know that my wife has an intol­er­ance to wheat and gluten. I’ve been doing a lot of read­ing on the sub­ject, and I’m curi­ous to see how my own weight loss progress and gen­eral well-being will change by fol­low­ing the same food restric­tions that she has.
  • Review­ing Gluten-Free Beers for the Liv­ing Proof Brew­cast: Going wheat– and gluten-free means no beer, so I’m turn­ing this per­sonal sad­ness into an oppor­tu­nity to learn more about the drink­ing options avail­able to peo­ple in a sim­i­lar sit­u­a­tion. Head over to the Liv­ing Proof Brew­cast web­site and sub­scribe to the RSS feed to fol­low along.
  • Exer­cise: Oh yeah. Step­ping up on the exer­cise rou­tine. Burn the calo­ries, peo­ple. I’m try­ing to learn twenty pounds by the New Year.  Feel free to fol­low along on my fitocracy.com page.  Ping me if you need an invite. I have some left.
  • Return of the NanoMon­keys: We are air­ing all of the Nanomon­key pod­casts every day dur­ing Novem­ber. Sub­scribe here, or fol­low along on The Secret Lair.

Christo­pher T. Miller

Christo­pher T. Miller is a soft­ware devel­oper by trade and a writer by neces­sity. He is one of the co-founders of Podiobooks.com and is the Over­lord of The Secret Lair. He has not yet been eaten by a grue.


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