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Do you guys write your stories in order, or do you jump around? 🤔
I like to start from the beginning. I enjoy letting the story unfold to me as I’m writing; sometimes I don’t know what’s going to happen until it happens 😄. A friend of mine jumps around with her stories, usually writing from the climax, then back to the beginning, then finishing. So I was just curious what everyone else’s preference is. 😊
Do you guys write your stories in order, or do you jump around? 🤔
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Honestly, I am too new to writing. I just want read all comments. ✌️
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I like to write in metaphors
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"DON'T MOVE" There are moments in life when two words can separate everything that comes before from everything that comes after. "DON'T MOVE." I know those words because I heard them for real. My wife and I had spent the evening at a local bowling alley. We had been drinking, laughing, and talking with people we had just met. Like a lot of nights involving too much alcohol, I remember bits and pieces, but I couldn't tell you exactly what was said. The next morning, the conversations were gone. Alcohol has a way of stealing memories while leaving behind consequences. What we didn't know was that someone had been paying attention. They followed us nearly five miles back to our quiet little lake community. It was the kind of place where people worried about boat motors disappearing from docks or fishing equipment walking away—not violent crime. You felt safe there. At least we did. As we pulled into our driveway, everything changed in an instant. CRACK! The driver's side window exploded. Glass sprayed everywhere. The attackers had made one mistake. They thought I was driving. Instead, my wife was sitting behind that shattered window. Then I heard the words. "DON'T MOVE." That was probably the smartest advice anyone could have given me. Unfortunately, I was drunk. And when I drink, I don't always make smart decisions. I get stubborn. Hard-headed. Sometimes courage and stupidity wear the same face. Instead of freezing, I threw open the passenger door and stumbled toward them. I had no balance. No fighting skills. No plan. Just anger. They met me before I ever reached them. The baseball bat came down again... ...and again... ...and again. Across my head. My chest. My body. I remember my wife screaming. I remember the sound of the blows. I remember trying to get back up. Then headlights appeared as another vehicle rounded the corner into our neighborhood. The attackers ran. They left with nothing. No truck. No wallet. No victory. I took the beating.
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2 likes • Jul 7
Oh I dyslexic and what tendacies to leave out words. ✌️
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Quote of the Day.... Bryan Collins
"I’d say start publishing your work online and showing it to people even if it’s not ready or perfect. I spent years writing short stories and trying to get my sentences just right. I rarely showed them to anyone, and I didn’t get the feedback I needed to improve as a writer. Instead, I stuffed my drafts in a drawer. It was only after I started writing online that I discovered I’m better at — and prefer — writing nonfiction. If I’d learnt that lesson ten years ago, I would have saved myself a lot of time. Still, sometimes you have to make mistakes to fall forward."
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Writing is never a problem. My work and all the different personalities give me a reason to write. Time is the biggest roadblock right now. I work 65 to 70 hours a week. I write before work, at lunch, in the bathroom, whenever I am free. I just do not have extended amounts of time. I will have 10 minutes here, half in hour there, or 5 before a meeting. That is reason I write the short series. For Example: Written Waves, Facing IT!, Gravitational Pull, The Ripple Effect, and now Echoes. I am just extremely busy all the time. I like to be busy, but I get overwhelmed with so many deadlines. Time Management is not my strongest area either. I think I might need to take a class. Suggestions?
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2 likes • Jul 7
You all are good... I must need sleep. Peace all... ✌
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Spatial Geographer with interesting Philosophies about life and dyslexia. Learning through a nonlinear mind.

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