Tenth Sunday Salon 20.00
Not got through many pages, I'm afraid, but I can see it's good. It's interestingly written: present tense, disjointed, one view point and then another, limited to one person each time: Esme, Iris, Fran - all women. There are verbless sentences which I also like...
Ah, it's no good. My brain seems to have got into a holiday mood of its own and is flitting around like some woozy butterfly. I started a short story based on a film script that I wrote yesterday, then started an email then went back to the book, then the telephone went, then did a little more to the story, thought about continuing my novel, but then went back to yet another book...and on and on. Nothing accomplished at all. Time to watch Casino Royale which we bought for Hodmandod Minor for Christmas with a glass of wine or go back to dreaming about aliens...
Ah, it's no good. My brain seems to have got into a holiday mood of its own and is flitting around like some woozy butterfly. I started a short story based on a film script that I wrote yesterday, then started an email then went back to the book, then the telephone went, then did a little more to the story, thought about continuing my novel, but then went back to yet another book...and on and on. Nothing accomplished at all. Time to watch Casino Royale which we bought for Hodmandod Minor for Christmas with a glass of wine or go back to dreaming about aliens...
posted by Clare Dudman at 7:53 pm
3 Comments:
Go on Dr Butterfly....you're permitted to Wooze!
:-)
or maybe that should be :-}
because the one glass became several...
The Casino Royale was good though(from what I remember of it).
We did something similar, but with The Bourne Ultimatum (via Amazon rental). As usual I fell asleep about 2/3 of the way through (too much wine) and woke up just before the end, but it didn't seem to matter from the point of view of having missed any crucial plot developments.
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