30 Days - day 19
Jul. 19th, 2011 08:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
graculus19 - When you have bunnies, do you sit down and start writing right away, or do you write down the idea for further use?
Yes.
A little of both, really, though how soon 'right away' is can usually be dependent on whether I'm at work or loafing around the house and whether I can be bothered. In terms of longer stories, I've been known to mull them over in bed before I fall asleep for a number of nights, particularly if I get stuck at a particular point in the plot. I have, however, also been known on occasion to jump out of bed and write stuff down immediately. But not that often. ;)
Yes.
A little of both, really, though how soon 'right away' is can usually be dependent on whether I'm at work or loafing around the house and whether I can be bothered. In terms of longer stories, I've been known to mull them over in bed before I fall asleep for a number of nights, particularly if I get stuck at a particular point in the plot. I have, however, also been known on occasion to jump out of bed and write stuff down immediately. But not that often. ;)
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Date: 2011-07-20 02:10 pm (UTC)Then I let the bunny grow some fur.
Then I begin writing the bunny out to see where it takes me....
Usually, the little bunny grows into a ginormous Godzilla-sized monster.