Which is nice, you know? Because when you're on annual leave and your only job is to sit in front of a blank screen every morning and push an elephant up a hill in a rickety wheelbarrow, then it helps when the bastard sits still.
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But Richard Ford is in today and Thursday, and hopefully I will learn something just from being in the same room as him :-)
And I have to say I'm very impressed with your word-count - it's certainly more than I've produced in the last 6 months.
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The workshops might sting, but in the words of Penelope Swales...
...can't help but imagine the sort of wisdom you'll be calling forth from this experience...
I hope Richard Ford is everything you hope he will be. :)
When you're feeling less than awesome, my love, please remember there are a bunch of people on your flist who know exactly how much you rock.
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I'm trying. I'M TRYING.
Girl, you is kicking some ever-lovin' ASS this NaNo. *peers at your NaNo page*
*\o/* AUSSIE, AUSSIE, AUSSIE! OI, OI, OI! *\o/*
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Absolutely nothing!
Hehe...that Sammy is a devious little devil though isn't he? Sneaking off having all that hot sex. You know he's always been like that don't you? Just don't tell Dean eh?
**shrieks and runs off**
Oh and if you see the beginning of my Sammy vid lying there on your floor doing nothing? Just kick it on over ok?
Cheers!
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HOMG. Is that where he is? That sonuvabitch is totally supposed to be in some field digging up a dude named Henry La Butte.
*rolls up sleeves* Why, I'ma gonna...
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No, no, no....don't TELL me...I love surprises. *G*
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*points to technologically savvy graph-thingummy* Holy monkey, look at your word count! *cheerleads*
Would it help if you got Sam really drunk and then asked him leading questions? Because I will totally volunteer to mix the White Russians.
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Oh, honey, I think that only works on YOU. *shrieks, claps, runs for cover*
I kid. I KID. *titters into fist*
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*blows raspberry*
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Does this mean there is hope for all the shit clogging up my hard drive?
Keep writting, Missy! I am proud of all those words!
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Thanks for the help. I think I shall try the Dragon's idea. Write words and words and words and then brave the editing process.
BTW, I am glad Dean has fictitious pants but that just gets my brain jump started in another way all together.
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"...pushing an elephant up a hill in a rickety wheelbarrow" is a great way to put it. Or it's like childbirth. It's painful, hard, sweaty work. There's a lot of crying and moaning and complaining, but at the end something exists that didn't before. And maybe it's weird-looking and covered with yuck and maybe it's not the most beautiful bundle in the bassinet, but then you clean it up and it's yours. And eventually you block out how excruciating the whole process was and decide you want to do it again.
Writing is always, always hard work for me. It's the main reason I didn't write for so many years.
"I am scared that my story is dull Yes. Every fucking time. And that first draft is the very worst part, I think, because at least after that you've got something to play with. Trying to make something out of nothing is what I ( ... )
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