I take a notebook out with me a lot just to jot down silly people behavior I've seen. Reality beats any fiction I hope to write then I transfer it to a word document that I've been saving for people's characteristics. One of these days I'll put it to use.
Sounds like he was a force to be reckoned with. I respect the choice he made at the end of his life, I believe we should all have that option. Death with Dignity.
I think everyone liked Queen Elizabeth. I liked her coolness, her competent aura, and that stiff upper lip when things went haywire. She was a real Lady on the World-Scale.
Sum1 Aug 26, 2025 at 11:14am In response to "Worries"
I'm pretty sure we've all worried about things at one time or another. At some point in my life, I stopped the constant worrying, but I'm not sure when. I still worry at times, but it's not that constant worrying. Recently my daughter tried to drive to North Carolina in her car. After 1 day her car decided it didn't want to go any further. I worried then of course. We also knew what needed to be done, and did it. Anyone who says they don't worry is lying. Both to you, and themselves. At least they are not constantly worrying, at least I hope they aren't. I love the quote that is attributed to John Lennon, that was used in the movie 'The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel'. "Everything will be alright in the end. If it's not alright, it is not yet the end" I think of that quote when I'm a little stressed and need relief. It helps!
So very true, Sue. I've looked back on all the things that I used to stress about and think you put yourself through hell for what girl, in the bigger picture it didn't matter.
Kåre เลียม Enga Kare, I’m thinking English might be easier than Thai! How I wish I had another language. I’m sure it would help to understand the complexities of all languages.
Prompt: “Amateurs sit and wait for inspiration. The rest of us just get up and go to the page and write." — Stephen King
Do you sit in front of your computer waiting for inspiration? Or do you carry a notebook and go do things, jutting down notes throughout your day and then write. Share how your writing begins... we're curious.
I usually need a prompt to give me impetus and then I let the ideas stew in my brain for up to a week. I wait until an idea gives that tingle of excitement before I sit down to write. I don’t use a notebook and I just begin to write. I have no plan, rarely know the ending. I just wing it, then I read through and change whole paragraphs often deleting sentences I thought I liked. Often the story ends up to be nothing like I thought it would be at the start.
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