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louiseluxA good way to distract one's self on long train journeys is to think about sex, and often, usually on the way home when I can't manage anything too complicated, my veneer of respectability hides a seething morass of wantonness. If only they knew! But all the same, I'm glad they don't. (They being the other people on the train, I suppose) Now that would be embarrassing, if only because people would then know that I spent large chunks of time thinking about fictional characters and their sex lives. Or, um, do you think the fanficion gives that away already?
I've filled pages and pages with weird stuff this week, all written on the train and all very nearly illegible. Each morning I've worked on the Snape/Lupin story, and got a little bit further each day. It's quite hard to reach that 'flowing' stage on a train though -too many distractions. On this evening's journey I wrote 2 pages of a very strange thing about Crowley, and three false starts for the second part of Self-love. Don't know what's happening with that yet.
Work is good. The first few days were a horrible sort of limbo, as no one knew what they were doing, but I've more of an understanding of the project now. I was a bit scared of being team leader (still am, really), but I'm finding that it's actually rather nice to be able to tell people what to do and for them to listen. And, like lion taming, it's important to show no fear.
I've filled pages and pages with weird stuff this week, all written on the train and all very nearly illegible. Each morning I've worked on the Snape/Lupin story, and got a little bit further each day. It's quite hard to reach that 'flowing' stage on a train though -too many distractions. On this evening's journey I wrote 2 pages of a very strange thing about Crowley, and three false starts for the second part of Self-love. Don't know what's happening with that yet.
Work is good. The first few days were a horrible sort of limbo, as no one knew what they were doing, but I've more of an understanding of the project now. I was a bit scared of being team leader (still am, really), but I'm finding that it's actually rather nice to be able to tell people what to do and for them to listen. And, like lion taming, it's important to show no fear.