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.
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I'm currently at war with myself. The "you should be..." committee is fighting with the "I don't wanna" committ...
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Yesterday, my daughter and I went to Historic Jamestowne, where she works. I'd not had a chance to tour the place since our move here in...
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I've done the research (though I will probably have to do more), the plotting, and the character sketches. My mind feels in the zone. ...
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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