sounds good. you're finally full of ideas.

Yeah...but it is for the next painting I will be writing about...not this one.
And I have it sent in now...but I have to go to bed soon. T_T

well, it's still something. got it done just in time to go to sleep?

Yep...I pretty much did. :D
So I think I shall go do that now. :D
Good night!

okay. night terre!

We're back from the track now.
I'll have about half an hour to post not until I have to leave the room so my sister can go to bed.

hello jean! was it a good day?

It was a gorgeous day!
Beautiful weather.

It may rain on Sunday though.
We're keeping our fingers crossed.

hm, send the rain to me! I miss rain.

We can't have rain during the race!
It can rain all it wants to on Monday...

will they have the race if it rains? or do you just have to sit out in it?

They can't race when the track is wet.

So we sit and watch the TV until they have dried the track. Then we leave the RV and go back to the track.

doesn't sound that bad. sound like the setting of the kind of short stories I have to read for class.

The wet race track?

the day being ruined by rain and then watching tv.

lol...sounds like a normal race weekend...

of course it was a short story I'm reading for class, the chances are that someone will have an affair. 7 our of 10 lit fic stories involve an affair at least mentioned in passing.

Are affairs easy to write about?

I don't know, but literally everyone does it. I've read about 10 stories so far this semester than involve them.

I doubt that I could write a good affair story.

Personally, I think that people could only write about them if they've lived it or been in really damn similar circumstances.

Well, since I will never have an affair, then I can't write about it.

I think I've read enough of the stories to just copy what I've read. I mean, I write love stories and I've never been in love. you don't have to experience something in order to write it.

Probably not. At least not if you have read a lot of stories.

I bet most people write about things they've learned through reading rather than experiencing.