Outside of my music addictions that is...
I've noticed I get a weird kind of lonely. Like not for a lot of company but one particular person's company. Yeah him. Heh, what do you expect? I love him and we help each other stay happy.
Down side is I have 19 pages to type up (which are handwritten and it translates that three handwritten pages usually equal one typed page... unless you're one of those people with small and neat handwriting which in that case go fuck off.... I hate you....)
Some people are able to force themselves to write and you can't tell the difference between the forced writing and the parts that they wrote in a fit of inspiration that lasted almost all day, and yielded blah-k number of words. Me... I can't do that. My muse will give me weird looks when she's feeling writing lazy but wants to crochet. Or when she wants to write and I want to crochet.
My muse is a multitask-er. She likes that I can do many different creatives things. She gets frustrated when I have to remind her I only have two arms. Trust me, I'd love to have two sets. One doing the yarn work and one typing furiously down all the blasted ideas that roll through my head.
Oh to be Pilot...
I'm actually hoping that once we get the desktop built, I can get one of those write as you speak softwares. That would make a lot of things easier because I could be on the couch working on the next project and when an idea hits, I can just start talking but keep working. Being able to do both at once....
Hey a woman can dream can't she? =D
Also, one more thing. Yesterday, I grabbed up the The Giver series Omnibus. The trailers had intrigued me so I grabbed it up. At least once a month, I have to read a book. Else the brain fog like I was experiencing earlier this week, just gets worse and it gets harder to get what I need to, done.
It was a pleasant read. Four books though in six hours time is... well.... I'm a fast reader. It's just how it is. However, do not read the books and then see the movie. You will be pissed. The trailer has given me enough indications that the movie will be identical in name, character names and maybe a few elements of the story line. THAT'S IT.
I'm a bit disgusted that the author didn't put her foot down more when they bought the rights for a movie. There is a good story there, but the fucktards of H-town fucked it up big time. If you're interested in the Giver series, click that link up there and it'll take you to the Omnibus, which is a better buy than all four separately.
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