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xmarksthespotwhereistand Hello!
What kind of writing day did you have?
- words happened and i liked them
- words happened but i didn't like them
- edited some words i previously didn't like
- life happened
- i was too tired for decent writing so i didn't even try
- something else happened
Monday's discussion question: My phrasing of the above question what has been on my mind. I noticed now that i've got into the practice of writing regularly, i don't really have a case where i regret writing, no matter how lousy and uncreative i feel, the words i end up with tend to feel better than what i imagined they would. If not, i can always just edit them. What about you? Have you ever felt that it was a waste to sit down to write? What are the circumstances which with you really can't write so you'd rather allow yourself some recupitation?
What kind of writing day did you have?
- words happened and i liked them
- words happened but i didn't like them
- edited some words i previously didn't like
- life happened
- i was too tired for decent writing so i didn't even try
- something else happened
Monday's discussion question: My phrasing of the above question what has been on my mind. I noticed now that i've got into the practice of writing regularly, i don't really have a case where i regret writing, no matter how lousy and uncreative i feel, the words i end up with tend to feel better than what i imagined they would. If not, i can always just edit them. What about you? Have you ever felt that it was a waste to sit down to write? What are the circumstances which with you really can't write so you'd rather allow yourself some recupitation?
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