note to self:
---obsessed with details
---interupting stories to ask more questions that the storyteller may not think is important, but for me, is
---correlation with being a writer, gathering whole scene, movie style, etc.
---in head narration of activities since childhood
---talking too much/longwinded/telling stories with not only more details but too many sometimes, because either the listener doesn't find them important or relative, or while they are a nice descriptor and such if placed on paper, out loud can just sound irrelevent....
---my personal stream of consciousness, and how tangents come out of nowhere and seem like they belong, but then go too far and then i lose what i was talking about in the first place....
okay. ignore all that, everyone. that's for me to come back to. yeah. i swear, i'm getting back to writing and journaling and... something.
---interupting stories to ask more questions that the storyteller may not think is important, but for me, is
---correlation with being a writer, gathering whole scene, movie style, etc.
---in head narration of activities since childhood
---talking too much/longwinded/telling stories with not only more details but too many sometimes, because either the listener doesn't find them important or relative, or while they are a nice descriptor and such if placed on paper, out loud can just sound irrelevent....
---my personal stream of consciousness, and how tangents come out of nowhere and seem like they belong, but then go too far and then i lose what i was talking about in the first place....
okay. ignore all that, everyone. that's for me to come back to. yeah. i swear, i'm getting back to writing and journaling and... something.