If you click on this thread, then you must post.

[kalibantre]

no never!!!

I want a drink but i'm comfy and the kitchen is soo far away.

[Hawke]

(I interrupt this thread for the following:--)


HEY, GRAFF. WHERE ARE YOU?


(We now return you to the regularly scheduled thread already in progress.)

[Crazy_dude6662]

hi all

two points

Black = absence of colour

White = all colour

[kalibantre]

that all you have to say???

[Crazy_dude6662]

yep

im usually monosylabic (sp!?!?) in person

[kalibantre]

bit like a neaderthral?(sp?) thats cave man to you..

[Hawke]

Click = post.

*yawn...stretch...groan*

Good morning/afternoon/evening/night, all. I hope everyone has a great day.

*wanders off in search of coffee*

[kalibantre]

its five o bloody clock here.. god and I've done nothing with my day... eugh!

[Hawke]

...coffee, coffee, coffee, coffee...mmmmmmm.

Well, then do something. hehe Or take the day off and relax. S'all good.

It's 11:09 am here, and I can already see that I'm going to have one of those 'do nothing' days. S'all right tho'. As long as I have my coffee.

[kalibantre]

Everyday is a do nothing day for me.. ah the joys of uni..

I'm trying to find my writing spirit.. I keep losing it.

[Hawke]

Know what works pretty good? Pretend that someone told you that you can't (as in can't write or can't do a certain scene, etc.). Then get mad and show them up, big time.

It works for me. Mostly.

[kalibantre]

I get that feeling too often for real, I think thats whats stopping me..

[Hawke]

Ahhh. We all feel that though. I certainly have. But really, sometimes it can be a good thing. It keeps us working to better our writing, pushing us to learn more and more, even urging us to try out new styles, etc., etc.

You're a writer. Don't doubt that. Just remember to have fun with it.

[kalibantre]

I'm just a jumble of ideas and I cant get them out.. I think I need a labotomy or something..

[Hawke]

hehehe

I have several "This-'n-That" folders on my desktop for all of my jumbled ideas that I don't quite know what to do with but are too good to toss. I keep everything (and I mean everything, stupid or not), sometimes fitting them into a story, sometimes building a whole story around them, and sometimes never using them at all. The thing is to get them all written down, pick one that leaps out at you, and then go with it.

Look at it this way. You're lucky. You have a ton of ideas. Some writers are hard-pressed to get one idea a year.