Yes, one can only pretend for so long before one must get real. Or turn the act into reality.
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Me likey the Señora. 
If i'm to nitpick, you wrote "the post powerful" on the second line.
If i'm to nitpick, you wrote "the post powerful" on the second line.
Or, if necessary, "fake it until you make it".
Would you believe that to get into character much of this is written under the influence of G&Ts?Me likey the Señora.
If i'm to nitpick, you wrote "the post powerful" on the second line.
Actually spent some time yesterday going through for some light editing in one of my books and I can very easily tell how inebriated I was during any particular point of writing based on the number of typos and just how many sentences end without real conclusions.Obviously !
I know there is a subset of writers who swear by "write drunk, edit sober", but you can't count me among them despite how often that is exactly what I end up doing.
I could swear i saw this "write drunk, edit sober" in relation to you somewhere...
Well it certainly isn't the pinned tweet on my twitter. That's for sure.I could swear i saw this "write drunk, edit sober" in relation to you somewhere...
To my credit, that was my wife... and I don't really practice what I preach.
For everyone not on twitter:
Well, she's your better half... i'm sure she doesn't need editing for that... she must have been talking about you...To my credit, that was my wife... and I don't really practice what I preach.
For everyone not on twitter:
It occurs to me more and more than women has a whole different kind of standing in this timeline compared OTL.