I had a good time writing something today. Now, I know that sounds like a very simple thing to say, but over the past couple of months, I've come to think I might be more likely to say Oh, what a lovely orange sky! or Gosh those year nine students are well-behaved than Wow, I had a good time writing today.
But that just goes to show you that sometimes, I know next to nothing about stuff.
This incredible breakthrough occurred when I sat down for my morning tea break to write some LorF. It wasn’t a wonderful experience right from the start, I’ll be honest. For the first couple of paragraphs, I felt as though I were stomping around the story in heavy boots, threatening it into submission. But then I hit the good stuff and it mostly flowed and... eeee! I enjoyed myself while writing for the first time in ages! Even when it was difficult, I didn’t mind too much.
And now I’m inspired to do more. Which is lucky, because I just happen to have other things I want to write. Jane is poking me about something, although I’m not sure what. Mack, from my fey story, wants to express his undying (and unrequited) love to Lùgh, despite the fact I don’t that will ever happen in the story I intend to write. No, indeed - I plan for him to suffer in silence! So it looks like I’ll actually be writing fanfic for a story I haven’t yet written... Mack might be quiet, but he can be very insistent when he wants; somewhat akin to a river wearing away at a rock. I tell him he’s only going to get hurt, but he won’t listen. Stubborn damn imaginary characters.
Before I go, here’s one for the LorFers. I’d just finished writing the first part of my latest episode, when I had to get back to work re-sizing some images for the school magazine. What do I see in the background of the very first image I opened up? ( Why, only this... )
And now, I shall go back to enjoying some more writing.
But that just goes to show you that sometimes, I know next to nothing about stuff.
This incredible breakthrough occurred when I sat down for my morning tea break to write some LorF. It wasn’t a wonderful experience right from the start, I’ll be honest. For the first couple of paragraphs, I felt as though I were stomping around the story in heavy boots, threatening it into submission. But then I hit the good stuff and it mostly flowed and... eeee! I enjoyed myself while writing for the first time in ages! Even when it was difficult, I didn’t mind too much.
And now I’m inspired to do more. Which is lucky, because I just happen to have other things I want to write. Jane is poking me about something, although I’m not sure what. Mack, from my fey story, wants to express his undying (and unrequited) love to Lùgh, despite the fact I don’t that will ever happen in the story I intend to write. No, indeed - I plan for him to suffer in silence! So it looks like I’ll actually be writing fanfic for a story I haven’t yet written... Mack might be quiet, but he can be very insistent when he wants; somewhat akin to a river wearing away at a rock. I tell him he’s only going to get hurt, but he won’t listen. Stubborn damn imaginary characters.
Before I go, here’s one for the LorFers. I’d just finished writing the first part of my latest episode, when I had to get back to work re-sizing some images for the school magazine. What do I see in the background of the very first image I opened up? ( Why, only this... )
And now, I shall go back to enjoying some more writing.