Comments | thewowisnow: No freaking idea.

thewowisnow

No freaking idea.

Aug 11, 2009 20:20

The 'average'(not as in 'mediocre,' but as in 'typical') mind has an intermediary process that takes place automatically when it encounters new information. Think of this process as a secretary in an office. Most of my professors describe their cognitive thought process as resembling a set of drawers. Knowledge and ideas are filed appropriately ( Read more... )

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yuriko August 12 2009, 03:11:54 UTC

I don't really know if there's anything I can say that will help, but considering how every time I read one of your posts I am impressed with the depth of thought that goes into them and how beautiful and captivating your writing is, I can't help but think that you have huge amounts of potential.

thewowisnow August 12 2009, 06:57:06 UTC

Whoa Marla, massively high praise...I feel almost embarrassed as though it were undue. Coming from you, no less.

Cuz your writingz r so l337 lol!

I say that earnestly because I always have and continue to read those regular, neat and precise 150-word entries of yours. They're really good, I especially like hearing about your various endeavours in art, literature and music. These range from design and vid. editing to recording a pop song; you're such a varied artist! Grats on your book, would it be too forward to ask for the script? Hoping to read it.

yuriko August 12 2009, 17:50:09 UTC

Well thanks :)

I think the book needs a little more work - I think the relationships between the various characters are still a little weak - but I think once I get home I'll turn it into a pdf and let a few people read it just to get some feedback. Message me your email address and I'll send it to you. :)

silpheed_tandy August 12 2009, 08:15:34 UTC

always am glad to read one of your posts, it's nice to hear your voice again.
and what yuriko_kun said? about depth of thought and how captivating your writing is? yeah, it's smack-dab obvious to me, too. that's a lot of why i enjoy reading your posts, and i often wonder if those few bloggers who write so well [in their own charactersitic ways] that the sheer "music" of their writing makes it so enjoyable to read... i often wonder if writers like you even need to put much planning into (say) writing a post, or if it all just comes natural?

at any rate, again, thanks for the post, kev :-)

thewowisnow August 13 2009, 02:01:31 UTC

Dave, thanks for this!

It does come naturally for the most part,
although I feel it's more a naturally occurring chaos than anything else.

Amazing minds, as I imagine them, always have thoughts in reach...there is structure and careful design to their thoughts, ideas and how they're expressed.

I WANT THAT, but how?

Anyway, are you doing well?