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rachelmanija) wrote2005-05-01 01:57 pm
rachelmanija) wrote2005-05-01 01:57 pm
sigh
I am clearly the only person sitting here writing (aka working) on this lovely sunny Sunday. Also, I bought some milk, but then I inexplicably left it sitting on the coffee table instead of putting it in the refrigerator, and I think it went bad.
However, I did finish the gazillionth rewrite of the first chapter of "Butterfly Kick." Normally I don't advocate endlessly rewriting chapter one before moving on, but there are some special circumstances at work in this particular case-- it's a comic, so I wanted to get the page numbers more-or-less as they'll be because that influences the next chapter. (Even numbers face odd numbers, and are the only way you can have two-page spreads.) It's now still too long, but I can't figure out how to shorten it, and at least now it's less cluttered and better-structured. Anyway, I'm moving ahead now.
But not RIGHT now. RIGHT now, I'm taking my take-out cheddar-and-bacon flatbread thingie I bought yesterday at Clementine and thank goodness did not leave on the coffee table all night, and eating it in the remaining sunlight while reading something.
However, I did finish the gazillionth rewrite of the first chapter of "Butterfly Kick." Normally I don't advocate endlessly rewriting chapter one before moving on, but there are some special circumstances at work in this particular case-- it's a comic, so I wanted to get the page numbers more-or-less as they'll be because that influences the next chapter. (Even numbers face odd numbers, and are the only way you can have two-page spreads.) It's now still too long, but I can't figure out how to shorten it, and at least now it's less cluttered and better-structured. Anyway, I'm moving ahead now.
But not RIGHT now. RIGHT now, I'm taking my take-out cheddar-and-bacon flatbread thingie I bought yesterday at Clementine and thank goodness did not leave on the coffee table all night, and eating it in the remaining sunlight while reading something.