fight than a bass. I tossed him back. Conflict.
Stay tuned tomorrow for update on my current WIP.
Socrates believed that the gods provided us with a type of insanity. The illness was responsible for poetry, mysticism, love, and philosophy. He called it Divine Madness. We call it intuition, inspiration, the muse. Regardless, I have been contaminated. This blog is an attempt to share the ramblings in my head by the subtle stroking of keys. I'm going to touch upon those situations that move me and define me as human.
5/31/11
Fisherman's Blog
I spent the entire weekend camping, often pausing to consider what the main characters in my fantasy novel would think about such a passtime. How would my hero tackle fishing, watching a sunset, going for walks? How would my heroine juggle cooking breakfast, grilling, socializing with the local campers? Would they double up on an ATV? That would be cute, romantic even. Here are a few pics of my fun weekend.
This has plenty to do with writing. Conflict: Man against nature.
See. I battled. I won. No lake fish puts up a better
fight than a bass. I tossed him back. Conflict.
This one just made me smile.
Nature -vs- Nature. Or the turtle was just cute.
I just couldn't resist a great pic.
Stay tuned tomorrow for update on my current WIP.
fight than a bass. I tossed him back. Conflict.
Stay tuned tomorrow for update on my current WIP.
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My fiance introduced me to fishing and I love it! It is a great time to ponder the wayward elements of my WIP--what with the quiet and peacefulness of the outdoors--so that when I come back to writing I'm ready to go! Also it's something we can enjoy together. (He's right that my head is always in my book though!)
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fun? I try not to focus on my writing when I'm out doing something else, but sometimes it's hard.
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