If there is one thing I will never do, it is be someone I am not. My friends tell me that they can read me like a book because I wear my emotions. Everybody has a mask; mine is just skin-tight.
I am gregarious when it comes to my writing, which can be annoying. There is always something kicking around inside my mind - some sort of idea taking form - and it can leave me pre-occupied, at times.
Dignity does not have a place with me. To my friends' bemusement, my addictive nature has latched itself onto Christopher Walken. His unique voice and register intrigues me as I find the way in which he fleshes his characters to be awe-inspiring. So, I mimic him a lot: watching the game, walking down the street, drinking coffee - my Walken impression gets legs.
Daftness aside, when it comes to writing I never really stop. I can often be found on my daily travels, singing to myself, trying to find that next line or vocal melody to a song. Today, without realising it, I developing one of my characters in more depth by having a conversation with him...aloud. This entailed me having a conversation with myself using two slightly on a topical issue. I learnt a lot about him in those five minutes. Unfortunately, this told a lot about me, too. I guess it makes long walks home slightly more enjoyable.
Stay tuned for my inevitable acclivity into insanity.
I am gregarious when it comes to my writing, which can be annoying. There is always something kicking around inside my mind - some sort of idea taking form - and it can leave me pre-occupied, at times.
Dignity does not have a place with me. To my friends' bemusement, my addictive nature has latched itself onto Christopher Walken. His unique voice and register intrigues me as I find the way in which he fleshes his characters to be awe-inspiring. So, I mimic him a lot: watching the game, walking down the street, drinking coffee - my Walken impression gets legs.
Daftness aside, when it comes to writing I never really stop. I can often be found on my daily travels, singing to myself, trying to find that next line or vocal melody to a song. Today, without realising it, I developing one of my characters in more depth by having a conversation with him...aloud. This entailed me having a conversation with myself using two slightly on a topical issue. I learnt a lot about him in those five minutes. Unfortunately, this told a lot about me, too. I guess it makes long walks home slightly more enjoyable.
Stay tuned for my inevitable acclivity into insanity.
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