| You Should Be a Film Writer |
 You don’t just create compelling stories, you see them as clearly as a movie in your mind.You have a knack for details and dialogue. You can really make a character come to life. |
How did they know?!!!!!!!!!
I see all my stories as a movie playing out in my mind when
I write them. That is why I can get the details, because I have a metal image
of what I’m writing about. I try to make my characters come to life, not
sure it always works, but I try. I like writing all kinds of stories, from
different time periods, walks of life, etc. The joy really is the story
telling…he he I remember those of you who were irritated with me for leaving
y’all with such cliff hangers when it came to "The Christmas Story".
Speaking of which, there will be a part 2 to the Christmas Story this year in December.
Hmmm….film eh? Well there is no doubt this world could use
some better films.
Be sure to read my other blog for today below:
goodness you\’re a busy blogger today ;)
I am a romance novelist:
You see the world as it should be, and this goes double for all matters of the heart.You can find the romance in any situation, and you would make a talented romance story writer…And while you may be a traditional romantic, you\’re just as likely to be drawn to quirky or dark love stories.As long as it deals with infatuation, heartbreak, and soulmates – you could write it.
LOL!!
Yeah, that\’s you!
I\’m a romance novelist, too, Jess. Hehehe. Ahhh, isn\’t it lovely — being a romantist at heart?
Hehe. I like your ways Rachelle and Jessica!
You\’re right, Isaac, the world could use better films. Your stories sound neat. I love writing…I mostly write things for my siblings for their birthdays. That or poems and short stories w/ morals. I think the only one that I really took time to write was my short \’book\’ "Out of Ashes Come Friends"…it was dealing with losing Paul and Eric and the friendship w/ Rachel that came out of it. It was rough writing, but it was a 12 year old pouring out her heart I guess – with a little imagination throw in.
Oops…sorry. Don\’t know where that came from!
God bless!