I now know exactly why my main character was so wrung up at the beginning of the chapter; I knew the content of her wrung-upness but not the precise form of what was hitting her.
I also composed this sentence, of which I am moderately proud: His hands shifted awkwardly until he trapped one with the other and entangled them together in his lap.
In other news, I talked a lot about the story and storyworld of this with
sstaten, until he went to bed.
I have a tremendous headache which has fortunately responded to the combination of ibuprofen and Boston I treated it with.
And I'm stopping now and going to bed because I have to be up and catch the train tomorrow to meet
autumnesquirrel downtown.
I also composed this sentence, of which I am moderately proud: His hands shifted awkwardly until he trapped one with the other and entangled them together in his lap.
In other news, I talked a lot about the story and storyworld of this with
I have a tremendous headache which has fortunately responded to the combination of ibuprofen and Boston I treated it with.
And I'm stopping now and going to bed because I have to be up and catch the train tomorrow to meet
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Okay, given the severity of migraines my husband suffers, I'm curious about your choice of remedies.
Visiting the city, listening to music by the band, or something else entirely?
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I often experience pain as an energy drain; I experience a lot of music, especially Boston's music, as an energy source. Applying one to the other can be fairly effective.