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Sep. 5th, 2004 12:40 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
turpsSo tell me, how do you put on a quilt cover easily? Because I do the hold the corners and flip thing and end up inside the cover every time, tonight when I did it the cover was inside out when I'd finished. There has to be an easier method.
After a quick scan of the flist I read![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
castalie's post I mentioned last time and I have to echo her thoughts. Why don't more people say they like the stories they write? We're writers, but no one forces us to write and that suggests we do it for enjoyment and should like what we produce. Mouse stated there's not enough positive thoughts on LJ from people about their own writing, and I agree. I'm much more likely to see negative comments, hell I do it myself. But why do we do it? Because we'll be seen as egotistical? It sort of links into the thought you shouldn't link your own stories. But why not if they meet a request?
To address the balance a little I'll tell you about the stories I'm most proud of. The End in TS and Boxes in popslash. Neither would win awards for excellent writing, but I put my heart into both of them and I'm damn proud of those stories.
So yes. I like what I write....sometimes ;)
BTW. As I was checking the flist I saw it went back to a cached copy of skip 25. I only noticed because I'd been gone so long I knew there should be more posts . I don't know how long that's been going on, so if you posted something you thought I'd be all over and I wasn't. Give me a heads up.
I'd mention that thing I've been doing, but as I've changed the bedding and written this post you can guess how it's going
After a quick scan of the flist I read
castalie's post I mentioned last time and I have to echo her thoughts. Why don't more people say they like the stories they write? We're writers, but no one forces us to write and that suggests we do it for enjoyment and should like what we produce. Mouse stated there's not enough positive thoughts on LJ from people about their own writing, and I agree. I'm much more likely to see negative comments, hell I do it myself. But why do we do it? Because we'll be seen as egotistical? It sort of links into the thought you shouldn't link your own stories. But why not if they meet a request?To address the balance a little I'll tell you about the stories I'm most proud of. The End in TS and Boxes in popslash. Neither would win awards for excellent writing, but I put my heart into both of them and I'm damn proud of those stories.
So yes. I like what I write....sometimes ;)
BTW. As I was checking the flist I saw it went back to a cached copy of skip 25. I only noticed because I'd been gone so long I knew there should be more posts . I don't know how long that's been going on, so if you posted something you thought I'd be all over and I wasn't. Give me a heads up.
I'd mention that thing I've been doing, but as I've changed the bedding and written this post you can guess how it's going
