Whilst dutifully searching through
My regular sites and rhyming dictionaries for the final verse or two of the latest reprise, I came across this: JIMMY AKIN.ORG: The Defensor Fidei Blog:Inventions I Want: The Song Longer. Amen to that, brother! Now if only there were something that would plug directly to the cranium which would translate all the firing synapses into text, images, music, etc. How to get what's in the brain out into the real world! I can hear symphonies, see movies, behold pictures (and entire worlds and people!), and of course follow along to the point of believability stories...but to get them out of my brain in tact? C'mon, inventor-y type people! (Of course, the ironic Catch-22 is that to develop such a thing, one does not have access to said invention.)
Mood: Yaaay for Peters who help sisters figure out where to cut dialogue!
Music: "The Cowman and the Farmer Should Be Friends" from Oklahoma!
Going to: Turn this off to figure out what the gossips can sing altogether that would really insult Cassandra.
Problem: I'm writing a romance between a couple in a forced marriage. Where's my template?
Another great link: For those who are trying to solve the Snicket mysteries! Regard cette site
My regular sites and rhyming dictionaries for the final verse or two of the latest reprise, I came across this: JIMMY AKIN.ORG: The Defensor Fidei Blog:Inventions I Want: The Song Longer. Amen to that, brother! Now if only there were something that would plug directly to the cranium which would translate all the firing synapses into text, images, music, etc. How to get what's in the brain out into the real world! I can hear symphonies, see movies, behold pictures (and entire worlds and people!), and of course follow along to the point of believability stories...but to get them out of my brain in tact? C'mon, inventor-y type people! (Of course, the ironic Catch-22 is that to develop such a thing, one does not have access to said invention.)
Mood: Yaaay for Peters who help sisters figure out where to cut dialogue!
Music: "The Cowman and the Farmer Should Be Friends" from Oklahoma!
Going to: Turn this off to figure out what the gossips can sing altogether that would really insult Cassandra.
Problem: I'm writing a romance between a couple in a forced marriage. Where's my template?
Another great link: For those who are trying to solve the Snicket mysteries! Regard cette site
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