I really do need to get around to reading these books. I have all four on my Kindle, so don't really have an excuse not to. So I will save your story, because it has to be good, and set it aside until the day when I've read the books.
And, yeah, writing has really dropped off for me, too. Wishing you lots of luck on that account!
Oh, you should read them - and I hope you adore them as much as I do! *g* (And wow, what a fab thing to say about my story - cross fingers it will work for you when you get there!)
I hate that I've not been able to write - as you can probably tell from all the whinging I've done about it over the years. I hate that it's years since I felt this way! Really I think it means that things in my life have to change... But then I'm always saying that, too...
I love, love, love your Lucien/Steven story and agree with the one you've written for wholeheartedly! And I even started to comment, but then we decided to go outside and do some walking in the woods, which was fabulous!
I hope you're able to enjoy Stonehenge /near Stonehenge at least half as much. And YAY for writing!
Yeay and yeay and yeay again - I'm soooo glad it worked, because I really worried that it would only work in my own head, you know?! Or at 5.30am in the morning when all I needed to do was stop fiddling with it and go to bed... *g*
I went to Avebury in the end. I should post pics... *g*
Yes! This is exactly what I found tends to happen if you shake things up and write something entirely different. You just get the juices flowing and then everything gets easier. I bet you will write more Pros this year along with other things. You go!
I'm so glad Yuletide was a good experience for you!
Well it's twelve days later and I haven't actually written more yet, but I'm still hopeful... Hope you felt similar inspiration. *g*
The Yuletide experience was interesting - and the writing was cool in the end, I just wish I didn't always leave it until the last minute. Or that I could make my peace with the fact that I always leave things to the last minute...!
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And, yeah, writing has really dropped off for me, too. Wishing you lots of luck on that account!
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I hate that I've not been able to write - as you can probably tell from all the whinging I've done about it over the years. I hate that it's years since I felt this way! Really I think it means that things in my life have to change... But then I'm always saying that, too...
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And I even started to comment, but then we decided to go outside and do some walking in the woods, which was fabulous!
I hope you're able to enjoy Stonehenge /near Stonehenge at least half as much. And YAY for writing!
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I went to Avebury in the end. I should post pics... *g*
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Yes! This is exactly what I found tends to happen if you shake things up and write something entirely different. You just get the juices flowing and then everything gets easier. I bet you will write more Pros this year along with other things. You go!
I'm so glad Yuletide was a good experience for you!
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The Yuletide experience was interesting - and the writing was cool in the end, I just wish I didn't always leave it until the last minute. Or that I could make my peace with the fact that I always leave things to the last minute...!
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