Sasha Distan
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is writer's cramp like writing camp?
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alms
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I would always say that before launching yourself into a full on book, finish your short story series and see what people think of it. I never plan, and there are probably six ideas my brain is working on right now as well as the two I am currently writing. Plans, timelines and the like always make me frustrated that I'm not actually writing. Everyone's different. Trial and error and see what works for you.
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writing. Anyone else?
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emerge
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justice
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thank you, on many levels. There WILL be a sequel. it was why the book took so long to finish, because it was a case of write a really long epilogue or write a sequel, and the sequel won.
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biter
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you have just one chapter left. oh, and at some point a sequel.
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people have favourites other than Ben and Jerry's peanut butter cups?
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How did we get to ear infections?
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harmony
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albatrosses
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I am fairly certain that the main treatment for breast cancer is still a large operation to remove damaged and potentially damaged tissue, followed by a course of super toxic chemo. "close to a cure" is not close like we would all think it is. after all, the advice given currently is: if you are in a risk category and you are done having kids, have a double mastectomy (like Anglie Jolie did, brave girl). That;'s not a cure, that's an amputation.
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Thank you Niu.You know, even though he's nothing like Kurt otherwise, my hubby was a bit like that on our wedding day. hickey's and all.
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I like that, "this is how life flows" - you're right of course. and yes, Chaska and Jene were beautiful.Thank you Dughlas for all the nice things you say.
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you've got one more chapter. and a sequel - once i finish writing it.
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You're awesome too. Thank you.
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the PC will never be irrelevant to people who actually use them. And I'm not talking about office kids or writers. I mean geeks. and not trendy hipster geeks, but those "bedroom programmers" who are destined to run the future of our technological world. If you can truly tell a computer what to do, then the world is really your shell-fish of choice. no phone/tablet/laptop/etc will ever be as powerful, as secure, or have the potential for customization that a PC has. I'm so happy i married a geek...
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money
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ewe
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do you need tonsils?
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but i promise we will all get to go back and revisit them soon.and thank you. i couldn't do it all alone. i'd be lost without you.
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thank you Suvitar.To me, it will always be summer on the quayside in Kas. always. I have always been a bigger fan of soft fantasy, the type that appeals to way more than just pro-fantasy readers. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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Now can't help wondering which two you mean....
