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[maderr]

So no Knight today, unless you *really* want it before ki-chan fixes all the glaring errors.

*yawn* Why am I so sleepy? Need more tea...

I wish I could write as easily as my one coworker. He's working on two novels and every chance he gets he just types and types and types (to the point he doesn't do his fucking job but that's a rant for another day).

It just makes me wonder. Is it a bad thing that I write off and on? That I can't write constantly like that? To each his own I guess.

So hungry. And I get crap from my locker again because I am broke. Ravioli or ravioli? I think I still have some soup...

Want to write slash. Alas, am at work. Really want brotherslash. Hardy Boys. Or maybe Figaro...

Really need to work on my website. But try as I might, read as I might, I cannot get the hang of CSS and I'm getting sick of massive amounts of html to deal with. Plus, the stories all need severe editing and there are things that need scrapped and totally rewritten...

I should probably go find *work* to do...

Comments

[neonfrog.livejournal.com]

I for one think that you write at a good pace. I know I certainly couldn't get stuff churned out as fast as you -- and there are admittedly writers who can write extremely quickly and do it well, yet think of all the writers who work fast but so badly -- but the suspense can be fun. =)

(Although there are some stories that I wouldn't mind seeing updated in the near future... ;) Whatever happened to the one with Jekyll and Hyde and those guys? Did you take it down to rework/scrap/publish or what? It was definitely my favorite.)

And yeah, CSS can be a pain. Especially since not all of it works in Netscape, so it's almost like "What's the point?" I use it, but I try to keep it simple and stick to the font and link attributes. Everything else you can do in basic HTML, though it does take longer when you adjust the layout. Then again, I'm lazy when it comes to learning new things when the old stuff works just as well....

[skylark97.livejournal.com]

He writes more than you?! No wonder he isn't getting anything done...X_x;; I don't think there's anything at all wrong with writing off and on. You write when it wants to be written. Most of my stuff that I actually like has been done in one sitting where I did nothing but write for four or five hours after a week or two of not being able to write more than a handful of sentences.

Hope you had a good lunch at least. *hugs*

(And if you discover the why as to the sleepiness, pass it along. The weather is beautiful and all I want to do is lay down and not wake up for the next six or seven hours. And this is after having gotten my required seven last night...Although, I'm beginning to think that the older we get, the more impossible it becomes to really, truly sleep in. Cause I can't manage to make it past 9:30 anymore unless I'm really sick or have gotten less than three hours of sleep in a 48 hrs. I think my biological clock revolted the minute I turned twenty five...)

*wishes good luck to Ki-chan so that there will be Knights to be read* ^____^

[thealisonbailey.livejournal.com]

I wish I could write as easily as my one coworker. He's working on two novels and every chance he gets he just types and types and types (to the point he doesn't do his fucking job but that's a rant for another day).

I know someone like that... ya' know, he might not be writing anything good. Remember a while back, I mentioned that disease that makes you write constantly? There was something about it in National Georaphic a few issues back -- would you like to see it?