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Nov. 14th, 2009 06:28 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedContinued playing Dark Cloud 2 yesterday, though I have also read some books I took out from the library and started making outlines for my Sales Management project. The other day, Dad had to do something in my room, which required moving stuff around, and I had taken a break from the game from then on until yesterday.
After at least several consecutive absences from missing his ride, Ashton finally showed up for bowling, but only in time for the second game.
On the way home from bowling, Mom missed the exit coming home, and got lost for about an hour. I got bored, and decided to ask her why it is that whenever I ask Jake for help with a fic, he can pull stuff practically out of thin air, but whenever he asks me for ideas, I more than likely take practically forever. She said it's probably a matter of creative talent. She then asked me why I always plan to write fanfiction, but never actually get started with any. I explained to her that most of the time, I don't have enough plot to work with yet.
With that brought up, though, I should note that I am planning to get started with Magical Idol Ellen after school ends. For the first chapter, I need a string of mishaps to happen to Ellen; after that, I'm gonna need some stuff to make happen before she and Jamie go on their first date. With that whole fic, I have already started a walkthrough of what I have planned out, though I still haven't gotten past a scene where Jamie reprimands Ellen for something.
After at least several consecutive absences from missing his ride, Ashton finally showed up for bowling, but only in time for the second game.
On the way home from bowling, Mom missed the exit coming home, and got lost for about an hour. I got bored, and decided to ask her why it is that whenever I ask Jake for help with a fic, he can pull stuff practically out of thin air, but whenever he asks me for ideas, I more than likely take practically forever. She said it's probably a matter of creative talent. She then asked me why I always plan to write fanfiction, but never actually get started with any. I explained to her that most of the time, I don't have enough plot to work with yet.
With that brought up, though, I should note that I am planning to get started with Magical Idol Ellen after school ends. For the first chapter, I need a string of mishaps to happen to Ellen; after that, I'm gonna need some stuff to make happen before she and Jamie go on their first date. With that whole fic, I have already started a walkthrough of what I have planned out, though I still haven't gotten past a scene where Jamie reprimands Ellen for something.