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My stories: Abandoned drippings

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Cake day: March 18th, 2024

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  • Oh this landfill mining article is actually a spot on match for a Twine game I’ve been tooling away at (for years lol)… 👀 Thank you for your continued contributions with these resources. It’s a rich mine of not just content, but story ideas, all on their own.

    Good luck finding a nerd (compliment) to talk about phytoremediation with!







  • CW: tarot talk is enclosed in {{…}} moustaches, if you’d rather skip over that kind of woo. I honestly don’t blame you. :p

    I still haven’t really hit my stride, this year, although I’m at least out of the deep rutt of doing nothing which is a huge relief. I continue to have some success with pantsing. And also, inspired by chatting with another member of this club, I’ve drafted a list of “rules” for the fanfic/bromance/short story I’m working on.

    While I don’t have it as bad as some people I know, I believe I haven’t been immune to the dampening effect of the late Winter months. Maybe I already mentioned this, but {{February was my Moon month of my year spread, which is like kind of a major major arcana for creative weirdos who like playing with superstition (but not really–don’t worry), but it sure didn’t feel like a numinous/weird/creative/magical month, so}} while I was hoping to really lean into the Winter to get my creativity popping off, it’s actually just been OK. I think I’ve got to stop blaming the seasons, the weather, {{and cards}} for my spirits haha, and just… I dunno, either accept it, or try to do something about it. Maybe both??

    For next month I’m going to try to write 1000 words. It might not sound like a lot, but it’s more than I got done in February, so I’d be happy if I landed anywhere near this target!




  • Great tips, we have to keep switching it up too as some techniques lose their effectiveness over time.

    One technique that helps me occasionally when I’m really distracted, is to like gamify it. I’ll just keep a piece of paper and add a check in the margin every time I get distracted but brought myself back on task, or like a “special” checkmark when I was just starting to get distracted but caught it before getting all the way distracted!

    Anyway yeah whatever tricks you can do. I’m big on tactility and making marks on paper so my tricks/tools/systems involve a lot of notebooks and highly idiosyncratic symbols and checklist flows (like [~] means kind of done lol)