Sgt Pepper's 50th anniversary

[unomusette]

No problem, Wolfie, you could be joining us by Christmas

[wolvesgirlgonewild]

Jun 20, 2017 20:46:58 GMT unomusette said:

No problem, Wolfie, you could be joining us by Christmas

Ha challenge accepted!

[Helmut83]

Jun 20, 2017 14:51:56 GMT wolvesgirlgonewild said:

Jun 20, 2017 0:59:49 GMT Helmut83 said:

Yeap, that's it. We are la creme de la creme now.

Haha I hope to be a Supernova in the not too distant future 😉

Having in mind the dazzling speed you write at, I've got no doubts that you will be able to achieve it before we even realize.

[wolvesgirlgonewild]

Jun 21, 2017 19:53:53 GMT Helmut83 said:

Jun 20, 2017 14:51:56 GMT wolvesgirlgonewild said:

Haha I hope to be a Supernova in the not too distant future 😉

Having in mind the dazzling speed you write at, I've got no doubts that you will be able to achieve it before we even realize.

Haha this is true and I write stories at quite a fast speed too!

[Helmut83]

But you don't need to stop and think where your story is going, or how to create a good atmosphere for what's about to happen, the best way to approach a situation, etc...? I write as well but my writings would be terrible if I went full speed and never stopped to think a bit.

[wolvesgirlgonewild]

Jun 21, 2017 20:00:53 GMT Helmut83 said:

But you don't need to stop and think where your story is going, or how to create a good atmosphere for what's about to happen, the best way to approach a situation, etc...? I write as well but my writings would be terrible if I went full speed and never stopped to think a bit.

Thing is like I plan how the story is gonna go so I already know what I'm gonna write And I stop and re-read though cause when I type fast I either miss out words or spell something wrong

[unomusette]

Whenever I've written if I find myself whizzing along I just thank my lucky stars and get it all down before the plot bunny goes hopping off over the horizon and I run out of steam. I can always go back and edit it later, and sometimes the tale has taken an interesting turn I wasn't expecting. It makes such a change from staring at the one sentence I've produced in the last hour or so which is my usual situation

[wolvesgirlgonewild]

Jun 21, 2017 21:18:47 GMT unomusette said:

Whenever I've written if I find myself whizzing along I just thank my lucky stars and get it all down before the plot bunny goes hopping off over the horizon and I run out of steam. I can always go back and edit it later, and sometimes the tale has taken an interesting turn I wasn't expecting. It makes such a change from staring at the one sentence I've produced in the last hour or so which is my usual situation

Yes I'm like that too!