boobs live
I got tickets to the Glee Live tour. I was kind of feeling shady about it, cause I figured it's gonna be all tweens and my motivations for wanting to go do include wanting to see Glee Boobs Live...but one of my classiest friends said he went last year and it was awesome. And then, I was on the subway yesterday listening to Firework (Katy Perry
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1. Keep writing, don't worry if it comes out completely crappy. Something will happen, anyway.
2. Write blanks if I need to. I mean, like, if I really have no idea what the characters should do or say, just to get through a situation and to another one I feel better/more excited about, I'm just actually writing blanks that give a structure to the scene and sort of placehold where I would want dialogue without having to come up with content. Like "________?" "No. ___________" "Ohhhhh...."
3. If I can't think of anything to write about the characters, I draw something related to the story. I like drawing floor plans or plans for neighborhoods, so thats usually what I do. So like, I'll draw out the whole room where the scene is taking place, decide how big the closet is, where the bathroom door goes. Then usually I can come up with something to write that takes place there, and when I start writing, knowing where everything is makes it easier to come up with actions that make sense in the space.
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