but we knew they'd try

[tea_and_ink]

Been feeling odd, lately. As if I had this well inside my head, this pit of ideas waving and revolting around, making themselves known, making me stop and stare. And then I grab my legal pad and... they're gone. I wanna write and, apparently I can, the ideas are there which is sort of fundamental for the craft, I think, but I don't seem to have the drive. Or something.

I'm intimidated by a legal pad.

Don't even wanna bother with the laptop.

But, this is a happy day because I am convinced that leaves are falling! Finally!

So, back to the original reason for this post (when in doubt, always ask your flist), does this lack of drive, as I have christened it, happen to you? If so, how do you handle it? Advices?

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[roguemouse.livejournal.com]

It usually is the "getting started" part. I know from my own experience, that once I have the time and will to write and I gt down the first couple sentences, it usually goes smoothly after that (unless someone disturbs me - then every turns to shit and I can't continue).

I've tried that but I've never been the "commitment" type *winks*
But I hope it works for you ^^

I know. I'm really sorry. But it's not my fault my internet broke - again -, for good this time. But I'm getting a new laptop for my birthday (need names!!) and me and my roommate are getting cable/LAN internet, hopefully by the end of march. So, if all goes well, come april we can get back to chating more often. And maybe even start writing again - nothing motivates you better than another person breathing down your neck :D

LOVE YOU!
M.