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weekly update...

Hi class,

Still bitten by the writing bug, but I have decided to switch stories. I'm still a bit unfocused, and after doing about a weeks worth of work on one story, I moved on.

So instead of working on a story I first convieved 6 years ago, I am now back to working on something I started working on 13 years ago and have already deserted 3 times before.

Let's hope I can maintain focus this time, work out the problems with the story, and complete a draft!


take care
JBR

14th August 2013

Recently I have had been bitten by the writing bug, and have re-started work in a screenplay I first begun work on about 6 years ago. The script is based in a short story I wrote when I was 16 years old - started 3 days after my 16th birthday, in fact - and which is utterly terrible! But the potential for a decent story is there, now the work begins to adapt and improve it. Good luck me!

This is the week that was...

STRESS!!!

If you plan to send something overseas, supervise EVERY DETAIL of the send, lest your package is stuck in customs in a foreign land for 12 days, shivering with a mixture of cold and dread.

Imagine for a moment a poor little laptop computer, for so long she was so loved, cared for with respect and tenderness. Then one day she is packed into a box with hunderds of little foam balls looking eerily like giant Rice Bubbles, but no doubt more appetizing. Bustled around from truck to airport to plane, she takes to the skies, and flies, flies ever so far, landing soon enough in the not-too-distant past, a place where the weather is not right, and the sun shines well past it's bedtime. The shivers now have nothing to do with the cold...

And I have bitten off more than I can finish with this little piece of prose, but you get the idea.

all the best,

JBR