I write contemporary women's fiction, and some really weird short stories. In this blog, I plan to talk about writing, and my path towards publication. Stick around. (For the time being I am not blogging on any regular schedule.)
My favorite line... "So, do you think that being able to read and write your native language makes you qualified to write a novel?" (Sue Williams and I were talking about exactly this over the weekend. Yes. Yes, some people really think that.)
I'm the author of the video, and I thank you for posting it. Glad you liked it!
I see that you're a lawyer as well (as am I). You might also like my "So You Want to Go to Law School", which I wrote a month or so before "So You Want to Write a Novel."
I love how the conversation isn't over until she says she's going for her gun!
Obliviousness is a necessary element for this to work. It isn't hope. Hope has to actually base itself on substance, and it inspires effort, not stupidity and laziness.
It's f fine line between comedy and tragedy if you relate to both of these speakers, as I do.
ReplyDeleteBarbara (the Eeyore of Grub)
Minus thirteen. :D
ReplyDeleteHi Carrie,
ReplyDeleteI'm the author of the video, and I thank you for posting it. Glad you liked it!
I see that you're a lawyer as well (as am I).
You might also like my "So You Want to Go to Law School", which I wrote a month or so before "So You Want to Write a Novel."
I love that video!
ReplyDeleteI love how the conversation isn't over until she says she's going for her gun!
ReplyDeleteObliviousness is a necessary element for this to work. It isn't hope. Hope has to actually base itself on substance, and it inspires effort, not stupidity and laziness.
Great video!
Hilarious!!! Especially given the conversation you mention...
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting, Carrie.
Absolutely fantastic!!! *keeps chuckling*
ReplyDeleteLoved that video a ton! I couldn't be as patient as the brown bear.
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