As ideas began to pour into my brain for the next novel, sometimes, a certain giddiness will just sneak into my soul and make me the happiest human being on the planet.
This is why I write.
Friday, June 12, 2009
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You deserve that. And butterflies in the stomach too, yes?
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely, Melissa - and I agree with Fran, you deserve to feel happy. :)
ReplyDeleteAmen.
ReplyDeleteFran - Yes, butterflies in the stomach! A feeling like I'm going to cry from sheer happiness. LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteSue - It's so lovely to see your smiling face again!
Rebecca - YES!
I suffer and rejoice right alongside you.
ReplyDeleteTravis, it is a combination of both, isn't it? But the giddiness makes the suffering and angst worth it.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the feeling and have fun with your story :)
ReplyDeleteNo better feeling than knowing (even if it's just for a moment) you're fulfilling your vocation and destiny!
ReplyDeleteHappy writing to you, have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteAnd just in time for the weekend too! Have a great time writing.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Sweet and simple but says a ton that I truly understand:))
ReplyDeleteI am so happy you are feeling the giddiness!
ReplyDeleteIt is a rush, isn't it? I get that feeling by eating the whole box of Thin Mints on the sly without having to share. I write to keep my kids from getting any computer time.:) Hope you have a fabulous birthday!
ReplyDeleteHehehe! I know exactly what you mean! They are the BEST aren't they? Hehehe! I LOVE giddy feelings! Jenni
ReplyDeleteYour blog is great. Love the WWII era.
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