I write alot of oneshots, and find them easier to keep up with because, well - they're just random writings and that's how inspiration arrives for me. Randomly. I'm updated, hahahahahah.
Oh yeah, did I mention? You remind me of a teacher I know. He's 23 and teaches violin, but he knows all main string instruments, he writes, and he does art as well. I just wanted to say it. I think you kind of talk and think alike too. Haha.
Oh, believe me, there's like a whole backstory connected to the activity. It kind of scares me how my mind works. It might surprise you what I did with it.:P
I'm doing the backstory through flashbacks, is that okay? Btw, it became unusually long; it's already 2000 words and I'm not even done yet. I didn't expect it to be like that, but I guess the writing has a life of its own. I'm really having fun with this challenge, thanks for suggesting it. Haha.
Just seems kind of weird that you are the only person who thinks that when I have given this story to English teachers to read and they never mentioned anything wrong with the alarm clock ringing. They are worse cliches than that.
Hello. I'm trying out your challenge, you know, about the mundane things. I wanna know if there can be like a backstory a.k.a. plot behind the normalcy of the action, or if it really just has to be, solely about toothbrushing (that's what I picked). Yeah. That's pretty much it.
I pretty much disagree with saying that the alarm clock opening in Chapter two of my story is a horrible cliche. I would say it fits in well with the mood and tone of that chapter. Plus if you bothered to read the first chapter you would see where I was going with the characterzation of Robin and why that part fits. But you don't like slash so I'm not expecting you to attempt to read it :)
hii! *waves*
thank-you for commenting on my story!!
could you possible tell me what you think of: 'the holiday'
because im wondering how i could improve!?!
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