I think I want bunnies! A blue one and a purple one. Wait. I feel bad. I'm not giving all the bunnies their due. How relationshipy are the pink bunnies? What does it mean by general?

Oh, heck. Give me one of each color. Who cares! THIS IS NANO! There's not thinking in NaNo!

Hi! I come bearing bunnies!

(In answer to your questions, the relationship-y ones can be anything from a kinda gen-ish friendship prompt to full-on romance, just depends. They're things that involve people's relationships and interactions with one another, basically. And the general bunnies are actually "action" bunnies - prompts telling a character to do something. I really should get some green bunnies and make them "General" bunnies with orders like "write 500 words!" on them.)

Blue (object): heirloom necklace
Pink (relationship - again, not necessarily romance or sexual): two characters are stuck in close quarters
Purple (conflict): something blows up (literally)
Yellow (action): wear a costume

I will give them the best home EVER!

Yes, you should get green bunnies. They could also be things like "write for twenty minutes without stopping or backspacing" or things like that.

They could also be things like "write for twenty minutes without stopping or backspacing" or things like that.

Have you ever used "Write or Die"? (http://writeordie.com/) It's awesome. :D

I've used it a couple of times with good success. I'm more a "fits and starts" sort of writer so I can't use it often. It stresses me out! I should buckle down and write more for longer instead of taking all the little breaks to check the "important things" on the internet. I'm not even opening up Facebook this month (and it hasn't stressed me out in the least) so that is going to save me a stupid amount of time that I've been wasting for the last year. Ugh!

Do you use it often (omg, I just wrote awesome instead of often and then couldn't remember how to write often and it's only like 9:30 here so I shouldn't be this punchy!) when you're writing?

Sometimes I need it worse than others - usually I turn to it when I'm having writers-blocky-issues because i forces me to work past them, even if it ends up being crap it'll shake something loose.

I get some of my best ideas when I write fast. Yes, granted, they have to be rewritten but it's exactly what you said. A good way to shake things loose!