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Slow down, you move too fast.
✩ Besides all the Slam Dunk, I've been watching lots of South Park. Best DVD investment ever. And AWESOM-O is probably #2 in the Top Five Butterpoofs Episodes Of All Time. (#1 has to be The Death of Eric Cartman.) Dear god, how I love these two.
✩ I've only been off work five days and already I'm afraid I've forgotten how to do my job. Or even where I work. I've had the most glorious introvert downtime -- hardly any human interaction and lots and lots of whipping cream.
✩ We've also been watching a lot of The Sarah Jane Adventures which continue to be completely charming and so much fun. We're about 1/3 through series 3 right now. Sarah Jane is, as everyone knows, about the most awesome person in the universe. Rani and Luke are lovely and fun. Haresh and Gita are beyond cute and I really, really want to get myself into the middle of that. But it's Clyde who completely steals each and every show. I ♥ him. In a non-creepy way. Really.
✩ About Doctor Who I shall only say that it was even more cheese-tastic than usual but I still enjoyed it and am looking forward very much to New Years. Even though we will be away so I won't see it until later.
✩ I also started to re-watch Ace wo Nerae, the live-action. Ryuzaki Reika remains my tennis girlfriend until the end of time. The first time I watched through this, I loved it so hard for itself but it also made me think so much -- actually, pace around my apartment and mutter to myself -- about Tezuka and Ryoma. I'm hoping it will spark more thoughts like that this time as well. I haven't really visited those two in a while. But I don't want to be done with them.
✩ I've been writing a lot this month. A lot for me, that is. I've even got a few things stockpiled to post in January. I think being so productive has really helped me get through December, which is typically a bad month for me, due to the short and overcast days and the schedule disruption of the holidays. I'm typically a slow writer who can't stop editing every word as I type it. I'm experimenting with a system of short sprints -- usually ten minutes -- where I just write as fast as I can without editing and then go back and edit that short section before doing the next sprint. It's worked pretty well so far, though I've only used it for crack fic yet.
✩ Fandom is so awesome and fun. I love you guys. Never change. ♥
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it also made me think so much -- actually, pace around my apartment and mutter to myself -- about Tezuka and Ryoma. I'm hoping it will spark more thoughts like that this time as well. I haven't really visited those two in a while. But I don't want to be done with them.
♥
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♥ indeed, my friend.
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I realized today I have only 7 days of my
isolationvacation left. and I need to re-watch DrWho as I wasn't sure what I thought of the new episode. Hm.Have actually written a fair amount of drell myself the last few weeks. Of course I wait for your postings because you don't have the issue of tense I seem to have developed and your stories are actually good!
we love you, Hal. <3 don't ever change.
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Some stories are harder to shift into past tense, I find. I'm waiting to see what will happen with my
<3 to you too! Nobody ever really changes, do they?
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Cartoon life
Short sprints... A friend posted recently on how she organized herself in 45-minute to longer blocks with a stopwatch and breaks inbetween, but I guess every style of writer needs their own tempo, and it might change depending on the mood, the day, the energies... But it should be trainable, like everything else. Just... nothing like having a deadline to become really productive. I wonder if there is a way around that impediment, that vital necessity called deadline to perform at MAX.