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Still home... for now.
Jan. 3rd, 2006 03:48 pmI was actually going to brave doing the 70 questions for the character that I love, and can NOT write... or at least, I think I can't write... actually, there are a lot of those. I'm going to have to write Faith sooner or later (as in, as soon as I finish QG and start on the next in the FREAKING SERIES, but 70 questions would be a good way to start. But I'm at the library, and can't do copy and paste because I'm on iMac. Or at least, I don't know how to copy and paste.
I've been reading and writing my brains out for the last couple of days. I'm telling ya, being a self-taught ambidextrous comes in handy in weeks like this. And last night, a plot bunny hit me in my dreams. Yay! And the best part is, I WROTE IT DOWN! I remember my dad telling me when I first started writing that there was this guy who got the best idea for a story, and he got down on his knees, thanking God for the idea... and forgot what it was. Moral of this story is, WRITE THE IDEA DOWN, and then thank God. Which is why I literally don't go anywhere without pen or pencil. I got an idea at a chinese restaraunt (Why do I think that Asian women wear chopsticks in their hair? Because one of the princesses in the whatever dynasty was a Slayer, and that was how she was able to keep stakes with her at all times without drawing attention to it. Do I really believe this? NO. Do I think it will work for a story? Better believe it.) and I didn't have a notebook with me. I'm very grateful for napkins.
My hour is almost up.
I've been reading and writing my brains out for the last couple of days. I'm telling ya, being a self-taught ambidextrous comes in handy in weeks like this. And last night, a plot bunny hit me in my dreams. Yay! And the best part is, I WROTE IT DOWN! I remember my dad telling me when I first started writing that there was this guy who got the best idea for a story, and he got down on his knees, thanking God for the idea... and forgot what it was. Moral of this story is, WRITE THE IDEA DOWN, and then thank God. Which is why I literally don't go anywhere without pen or pencil. I got an idea at a chinese restaraunt (Why do I think that Asian women wear chopsticks in their hair? Because one of the princesses in the whatever dynasty was a Slayer, and that was how she was able to keep stakes with her at all times without drawing attention to it. Do I really believe this? NO. Do I think it will work for a story? Better believe it.) and I didn't have a notebook with me. I'm very grateful for napkins.
My hour is almost up.
