Editing leads to writing.
Aug. 4th, 2010 01:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
misslj_authorI'm not the only one who feels this, am I? Which is to say that when I'm working on an edit (as I am for ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
meredith_shayne right now), I want to write. Naturally, given that the Room of Wisdom (aka the bathroom) is where I gain great ideas and, natch, where I have just rescued the cat from falling into the toilet again, I have had... an idea. I know, fear me.
jersualemorbust, expect another long screed of word salad at some point today - it can go anywhere you think it'll fit into the narrative or after your chunk or whatever.
Co-writing is awesome. Which is only mildly cryptic but also probably a little explanatory of the above. And now, back to it!
And also, note for self when I need to explain this in the future, so I'm not looking for it again. Alright versus all right.
meredith_shayne right now), I want to write. Naturally, given that the Room of Wisdom (aka the bathroom) is where I gain great ideas and, natch, where I have just rescued the cat from falling into the toilet again, I have had... an idea. I know, fear me. jersualemorbust, expect another long screed of word salad at some point today - it can go anywhere you think it'll fit into the narrative or after your chunk or whatever. Co-writing is awesome. Which is only mildly cryptic but also probably a little explanatory of the above. And now, back to it!
And also, note for self when I need to explain this in the future, so I'm not looking for it again. Alright versus all right.
