I love love love it when, after struggling with words for ages, you realise it’s not that you’ve lost your ability to tell a story, it’s just that you’ve been telling the wrong one. It’s been two days and I am 2,000 words into a new WIP that’s been poking at my brain for the last week. That’s not much, but compared with the fact it took me over a month to get 5K on my previous WIP, well. There you have it. The last one just wasn’t ready to be told, but it will be and in the mean time, my head’s buzzing with this new idea and I can’t get it all out fast enough! I think I am finally on the right track. I love when that happens, and so that is why I’ve been a bad updater this week. Oh writing. When it’s good it’s very good, when it’s bad etc.,
So sorry in advance if I get all sporadic entries again. But I’ll try not to let that happen.
In other news, my test photobooks still haven’t arrived! What’s that aboot? It feels like I have been waiting forever.

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Saturday January 20th, 2007 @ 8:32am
193 words, 14 sentencesmeta stuff
categories: writing
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No worries about sporadic entries if it comes to that … if you’re writing something that gets you excited, we will certainly understand! You must just promise to come back and tell us all about it.
And I’m excited to hear about it…. a new start like that is dizzying! Slightly envious, too ;)
As for the photo book… it must come soon! I am getting impatient on your behalf.
Heh, aw. Don’t be envious! My honeymoon stages never last long. And then they turn into vehement sdfjslkfjdsf##111!!! stages that last forever. O writing.
Tsk to Lulu, making everyone impatient! I am really hoping the book comes in Monday or Tuesday. If I doesn’t, I don’t know what but I’m so eager to see them. Because if they don’t turn out and it’s fixable, I’ll have to do that, order another test print and that’s 100 more years of waiting… I guess it’s called snail mail for a reason, but still.
Show me the book! Show me the book! Can’t wait, seriously. And excited, too, about your writing and word count, and for more updates. Love catching that new-story smell in the air.