Okay, went to Cathedral City and did some shopping with bbd! Besides getting my hands on a ludicrous amount of sticky, sweet and not healthful consumables. I also got a nifty necklace/earrings combination with cherries on and a new watch (cheaper than replacing a watch battery in Town) and a new book (about the history of surgery)*. It was ( Read more... )

[SHORT SORT OF ETA: https://buzzylittleb.livejournal.com/844369.html ME ONLY PLOT IMPORTANT]

okay then, let the insanity begin.

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ETA: I'm digging though posts backwards and wishing that I was more consistent with the tagsPlot Planning ( Read more... )

Once again, I didn't think of it that way.

Why do I keep squishing dialogue into places where it doesn't fit the narrative?

It is (perhaps) a hang-over from the Choose Your Own Adventure plot/stage/set-up where Fraser and cars was narratively sensible and I was so fixated on getting my really interesting ideas into somewhere the narrative doesn't ( Read more... )

It was too late for Constable Fraser ( Read more... )

it might be working... I just have to figure out how to get ray in the motorcycle side car

and re-write mort again...

dosk and i did a forensic reconstruction last night. he found it decidedly alarming

I've been abbreviating Choose Your Own Adventure into COYA and wondering why I couldn't find it in my tags (or hard disk, network disc, whatever).

Also, Ray has a hat!

*sings*

I've got a plot hole
Ner Ner Ne Ner Ner

It's rather big. Oh, Bugger. How the heck did she do it?

If I change it - I'll lose most of what I've written :-( and the entire context for plot 3 :-(

[I didn't even have a plot set up for plot 1]

Edited for getting my (un)smiley face right.

You gotta retrace your steps to figure out how you got here. I took this bus, I drove this car, I got on this train, I walked down this street, I turned this corner, I opened this door, and I stepped into a bank.a lot of trouble.

If that isn't the message you can draw from this whole project, I'm not doing it right

It's all about timing ( Read more... )

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