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Wednesday, 26 September 2007 I finished my first short story! Finally after two months of working on it, I finally managed to finish it. Wheee! I had to delete a huge chunk of what I have originally written--I started using flashbacks and I decided not to at the last minute so there goes around 4 pages worth of work down the drain! But I like how it turned out in the end. Hehe I'm just having it edited by my friend before I send it to my other friend for a final edit. And THEN I'll post it in my new writing blog--click!click!--where all my reviews are currently posted. :)I'm taking a short breather before I start thinking about what my next story will be about. I've been asking my friends to give me words I can work around with. So far, I've gotten gratitude, time, now, happiness, reasons vs. excuses, and perception. I've been sick on and off again the past week. I think my body's resisting the idea of Leap ending so it's refusing to cooperate. Hehe I really don't want it to end! Although, it would be nice to finally have a breather every now and then. I've been so busy I barely have time to go out with my old friends anymore! Tonight I'm going to Ortigas again. This time to check out TJ and Reb's monologues. Then tomorrow it'll finally be Leap Night. Who would have thought this day would finally come? Huhu I'm suddenly feeling sentimental. Then, Friday will be our last meeting as a council. The next day will be the third intensive and finally, Sunday graduation. After that, uncharted territories again! I miss posting pictures. So I'll post a couple taken from my phone (I don't like the camera) last Sunday--some I don't remember taking because I was, er, you know.     
posted by Anonymous @ 09:37 2 Comments:
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Plotbunny challenge for Tricia:
A young Engineering graduate moves to the US and lives with relatives. He finds it difficult to find work there in his field. He's homesick and misses his girlfriend, when he sees a gorgeous guy in a museum/bookstore. The progression of his outer and inner struggle and his growth away from home will be all yours to play around with. Slash with a twist.