30DoW: Day 29
Aug. 29th, 2010 11:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ravenswept29. How often do you think about writing? Ever come across something IRL that reminds you of your story/characters?
Not totally constantly. Sometimes I just sit and think about the story and how I want it to pan out, not the actual writing itself.
But not all the time. I think about food too.
I'm not always thinking about writing, but more often than not my mind will usually wander to some project or another (s'not like it doesn't have any choices) and will work itself out. What's annoying is when my brain replays a scene in my head again, and again, and again, and again, and all it's doing is changing small details or how something is worded and it drives me up the wall. I'm asking, "What happens next" and my brains says, "Screw you, I need to figure exactly how syllables are in this sentence" then we get into an arguement, I sulk and my brain comes up with another project to get back at me.
As for IRL, not too much. If I'm caught up in one idea or another I may see something that I work into a story, but not often do I see something that's the reverse. Part of it has to do with the stories themselves, it's just not likely to see recreations of those ideas in real life.
Not totally constantly. Sometimes I just sit and think about the story and how I want it to pan out, not the actual writing itself.
But not all the time. I think about food too.
I'm not always thinking about writing, but more often than not my mind will usually wander to some project or another (s'not like it doesn't have any choices) and will work itself out. What's annoying is when my brain replays a scene in my head again, and again, and again, and again, and all it's doing is changing small details or how something is worded and it drives me up the wall. I'm asking, "What happens next" and my brains says, "Screw you, I need to figure exactly how syllables are in this sentence" then we get into an arguement, I sulk and my brain comes up with another project to get back at me.
As for IRL, not too much. If I'm caught up in one idea or another I may see something that I work into a story, but not often do I see something that's the reverse. Part of it has to do with the stories themselves, it's just not likely to see recreations of those ideas in real life.