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cooking_spray

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Mar 27, 2011 04:21

Have you ever noticed that when you've read a lot of prose, your mind starts composing sentences in kind regarding the mundane and everyday ( Read more... )

for no raisin, i'm totally normal, back in time at the speed of. . ., freudian, non sequitur award goes to. . ., john cusack get his own tag

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kirstenlouise March 27 2011, 15:54:53 UTC

That pretty much sounds like what I do when I get sufficiently bored. SUDDENLY THE WHOLE WORLD HAS BECOME NARRATIVE. I agree it's probably common for writers.

LOL, YOUR DREAM. That's just too funny.

Shame on you, CS. How can anyone live a complete life without seeing Back to the Future?

animalboything March 27 2011, 16:20:27 UTC

You piqued my interest with the thoughts of extended writing when reading/hearing a sentence, mainly in that, setting aside poeticism, it's a different writing style. Usually the extension is what I teach my students to avoid, with the adjectives and similes, however in poetry or poetic prose it's a great tool.

I'm curious: do you ever edit stuff out once you hear/read it?

xxcrossbonezxx March 28 2011, 01:02:53 UTC

i sat down the other day and watched all the back to the future movies as well-i have adored them since i was little.lol

carolinefaye March 28 2011, 05:59:29 UTC

When I get bored I write horrible fanfiction in my mind that involves whatever character I'm currently interested in doing the mundane thing that I'm doing. Today, Haruhi was working at walmart and dusting things with her swiffer when Tamaki wonders in to see what commoners shopping centers are like. I'm dumb. XP

ugotpounced March 28 2011, 08:08:17 UTC

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