My favorite place to write is my desk. The pink and gold paint is familiar, and sometimes I find myself longing to sit at it and edit, or work on something new. I love the desk. Everything about it screams me, but sometimes I get writer's block. When I get writer's block it helps to go somewhere else to write. Sometimes I go somewhere as simple as school or the library, or a coffee shop. Sometimes I have to ring the laptop outside. I love to be around water, and would love to own a house by the water someday. I would pick a room with a large window to be my office.
Monday, October 20, 2014
Monday, October 13, 2014
New Computer, Same Stories
I think that I've finally adjusted to my new computer. I haven't been able to use it for much other than school work, but I did upload all my writing that needed to be edited or worked on. I've only used the writing program a few times, but hopefully I will be able to edit with no problems. Windows eight is a huge jump from windows vista.
Friday, October 10, 2014
Casual Friday: Dracula Untold
********Warning There Will Be Spoilers********
Tonight I went to see Dracula Untold. I rarely go to the movies, but decided to see this, since I have a love of supernatural creatures. I almost changed my mind after seeing the ratings for it. For some reason no one liked this film, but I did. I was caught off guard by Dracula being a hero. He actually sought out a vampire because he wanted to save his family. For a vampire movie, especially one about Dracula, there was very little blood. There was an exploding vampire, which was a pretty cool use of special effects. It was probably the coolest thing in the entire movie. The plot of the movie shows how Dracula became what he is, but didn't paint him to be a monster. He had human emotion, even when he's killing his enemies. That's the only thing I didn't like about the movie, we don't get to see Dracula the monster. Even at the end of the movie, he's driven by human emotions, primarily a love for his wife. The special effects were cool, but sometimes weird, and there was enough action to keep me entertained.
Tonight I went to see Dracula Untold. I rarely go to the movies, but decided to see this, since I have a love of supernatural creatures. I almost changed my mind after seeing the ratings for it. For some reason no one liked this film, but I did. I was caught off guard by Dracula being a hero. He actually sought out a vampire because he wanted to save his family. For a vampire movie, especially one about Dracula, there was very little blood. There was an exploding vampire, which was a pretty cool use of special effects. It was probably the coolest thing in the entire movie. The plot of the movie shows how Dracula became what he is, but didn't paint him to be a monster. He had human emotion, even when he's killing his enemies. That's the only thing I didn't like about the movie, we don't get to see Dracula the monster. Even at the end of the movie, he's driven by human emotions, primarily a love for his wife. The special effects were cool, but sometimes weird, and there was enough action to keep me entertained.
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Yet Another Update
I haven't been editing much, or doing much of anything besides homework lately. Hopefully I will have more time soon. Math finals are on the 13th. I will still have Spanish class, but I will have more free time to blog and edit and actually do book reviews. I have a book that I meant to review just sitting on my desk. I think I cracked it open once, but it's overdue now. I am also going to see Dracula untold tomorrow, which I plan to review here.
Friday, October 3, 2014
Casual Friday: Being Human season 4 uk review
I promised that I would review the remaining two seasons of the UK's Being Human (which came before the American). I just finished watching season 4 a few days ago and have one more season to go, but I think I should review them season by season. I have mixed feelings about season four. I found Hal and Tom to be more interesting than Mitchell and George, but I didn't like how they killed Nina off screen and then killed George in an early episode. Tom was introduced in season 3, and I have always found his story to be intriguing. He has been a werewolf, since the man who raised him attacked his family when he was an infant. He survived, so the werewolf who attacked decided to raise him out of guilt. His upbringing caused him to be regarded as a child, despite his eagerness to slay vampires. Hal is a vampire who doesn't drink blood. He has rituals he goes through to keep his mind busy and stop him from hurting anyone. I found him to be a more interesting character than both Mitchell and Aidan. I think parts of his back story were mixed with Mitchell's to create Aidan. Anne the ghost is still there, but she's on babysitting duty the entire remainder of the show. Her story is what bugged me the most. It's clear she wanted a baby, however, they don't show her human side. She never once says something about how she'd always hoped to have a baby, she's void of any personality. All she does from that point on is care for the baby. She does get a happy ending. She gets her door, but we never see who's behind it. I can only guess that it was Mitchell, George and Nina.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Apps
I'm still in the process of setting up my computer, but it has apps along with programs. I'm trying to sort out the best apps and programs for a writer. I also have to think about what I need for school and if I can use an app for both school and home. I think it'll take me awhile to fully transfer everything.
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Setting things up
My old computer was awful. The drivers were gone and I had to type in the name of whatever file I wanted to open to open it. That made it nearly impossible to do school work on. I decided that it was time for an upgrade, and I have been spending the past few days setting up my computer. I'm still having some issues transferring my writing, but hopefully, it won't set me back.
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