This is the third time I've started this blog post. I'm doing that middle-of-the-night thing again, too. And I'm using words like "this" and "that" more than usual.
Ahem.
I'm drowning in false starts.
Writing is not my friend, these days. I don't feel like I have anything to say. I'm afraid of working on what I need to work on, because I don't want it to fall apart. Again. Again and again and again.
All I want to do is hole up with the books I should have read a month ago and try to make stories feel like fun again.
I *think* I figured out what was wrong with my beginning. A week ago, I was calling this a "breakthrough." Now I'm just calling it stupid. The issue: If I write it, it will inevitably be wrong in a few weeks time. And so I haven't written it.
First drafts are nothing, guys.
It's the second draft that's killing me.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Thursday, March 22, 2012
cat picture + jennifer :: true things.
Hey there, strangers.
Lots of stuff, lots of stuff. Lots of good stuff. Midnight blogging, too. Hello, friends on the other side of the world who are enjoying this lovely March morning. My cat just fell asleep on my arm after attacking my hands. He does stuff like that. It merits a picture.
It gets me to thinking, do any of you remember this? I had so few readers a year ago when the casting craze began, I'm not sure who knows. I've felt funny about saying anything since then, but it's true.
Lots of stuff, lots of stuff. Lots of good stuff. Midnight blogging, too. Hello, friends on the other side of the world who are enjoying this lovely March morning. My cat just fell asleep on my arm after attacking my hands. He does stuff like that. It merits a picture.
Oh, Oliver. If you'd stop being cute, I'd stop taking pictures of you.
Anywho, my friends, in 24 hours I'll be watching
The Hunger Games {!},
and probably dying a little bit inside. The question is whether or not it will be the good kind of dying {because there are two kinds, you know}.It gets me to thinking, do any of you remember this? I had so few readers a year ago when the casting craze began, I'm not sure who knows. I've felt funny about saying anything since then, but it's true.
I grew up going to church with Jennifer Lawrence and her family. Yes, that Jennifer Lawrence. I know. I know. It is amazing. I am so happy for her, and proud beyond words. It is also incredibly weird because, well. You know. I knew her as a little kid, and not as freaking Katniss. The bragging rights pretty much end there, but now you know. In case you didn't before. I just... had to tell you again. I don't even know why. But it's a true thing, and I like for people to know true things about me.
We love you, Jennifer. Louisville girls represent.
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