I have started to notice a pattern in my writings. It seems that whatever I write about one night, I write a poem about the next day. Isn't that strange. No not really, it just happens because that is what I am thinking about.
I have noticed that I am not getting as many hits. Well I am sure I don't have much more left of the story, so I will soon go back to poetry. That always seems to catch more interest. I would like some comments however on maybe ideas on how
to improve my story. I remember one time as I was growing up Charity and I were talking about a story she was working on, and she mentioned that one of the characters just showed up out of the blue in a scene she hadn't meant him to be in.
She was actually angry at him for a while. That was until it all came together later. In Living on Pluto, a similar thing happened with the introduction of Mitch. I had originally meant to over explain the ladies reason for getting married.
As I thought about it, the more reasons I gave, the more it would seem that they were forced into the situation. I think it is better this way. They are getting married out of their own free will. Even more Julie is being faced with a choice.
Mitch is giving her a reason to think twice about marrying Cassy.
Ok the point I was getting around to is that when you get deep enough into story writing sometimes the story starts to write itself.
Que sera sera...I can't wait to find out what
happens next.