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| Reading |
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| Researching |
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| Thinking and formulating |
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| Some role playing to get into your character's head |
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| And if none of that helps sometimes you just need to take a nap in the hopes the idea will come in your dreams.... |
Monday, June 3, 2013
Writing advice from a dog
Writing requires lots of time doing the following...
The pictures above were provided courtesy of my daughter Abby. The subject of these pictures is Cotton the dog.
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Just know I had no idea she was going to do this, although she did it very well.
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Abby did a great job with the photos. WOW! I love these. :) Going to share.
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