YUP. :D Writing keeps me from shriveling under the monotony of day to day rigor. Plus, my brain might literally explode from all the stories bouncing around in there.
I'm a first time visitor--getting around to several new blogs through this wonderful hop, and I love your look/feel.
Crystal Collier - Thank you and welcome to the blog. :-) Writing does help keep me sane too, or well less insane than I would be otherwise, I'm still not quite sane.
I understand completely. Not long ago, I had someone ask me why I write. The first answer I thought of was "Why not?" but that seemed a little insensitive. Instead I told her that it was the best way for me to create something with my over-active imagination.
I am a writer still trying to find the right path. A multi-tasker, distracted writer with many different novels and still have hopes of someday becoming published. I have a blog on writing in general, a blog on my own writing and fitness, and a book review blog.
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YUP. :D Writing keeps me from shriveling under the monotony of day to day rigor. Plus, my brain might literally explode from all the stories bouncing around in there.
I'm a first time visitor--getting around to several new blogs through this wonderful hop, and I love your look/feel.
Yes! I would go insane if I didn't write
Crystal Collier - Thank you and welcome to the blog. :-) Writing does help keep me sane too, or well less insane than I would be otherwise, I'm still not quite sane.
J Keith - Me too.
I understand completely. Not long ago, I had someone ask me why I write. The first answer I thought of was "Why not?" but that seemed a little insensitive. Instead I told her that it was the best way for me to create something with my over-active imagination.
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