I have no idea what is wrong with me lately; maybe it's the diet - i don't know but for the past few weeks I've found myself tottaly addicted to almond milk. I guess that's pretty advantageous as far as my figure is concerned but I doubt it does much good to my health...
Anyway, truth be told, things are pretty hectic here; right now, I'm working on the second installment to my trilogy, yet I find myself constantly running back to the beginning. It's like I'm stuck in a freaking time loop! There's always something bothering me and I find myself re-writing great parts of the book, which is kind of weird for me, not to mention a brand new experience. I'm having particular difficult dealing with the way characters have evolved over the years; the events of my second book occur ten years after the first one, so naturally everything is different. What's more, following the events of the first book, the characters have changed radically. I'm not sure they have all ended up where they should; I find myself constantly re-thinking their individual plotlines but I'm pretty confident I'm close to where I'm supposed to be. Also, my sister has started schetching again. She hasn't shown me anything yet (she's kind of a perfectionist) but I'm sure she will when she feels her work is done.
Speaking of addictions, I feel the need to point out that TV series in my era are totally and utterly addictive. Personally, I find myself addicted to American Horror Story and (naturally) Game of Thrones. Also, The Vampire Diaries have become quite popular among people my age, though I really don't buy the hype, I watch them with my sister on occasions and I have to tell you, I found the fourth season kind of redundant. Otherwise, I have to admit it's fun to watch.
Anyway, I'm updating my blog from work; I'm leaving in about an hour. Tomorrow, I'm going to a Depeche Mode concert! I'll be posting my impressions here soon after. Other than that, I'm waiting for the new Star Trek movie to hit the cinemas; I'm sooooo excited, I loved the first one and I really wish the second film lives up to it!
Anyway, thanks for reading, hopefully I didn't bore you (though to tell you the truth, sometimes my reality bores me...). Ta ta for now!
Anyway, truth be told, things are pretty hectic here; right now, I'm working on the second installment to my trilogy, yet I find myself constantly running back to the beginning. It's like I'm stuck in a freaking time loop! There's always something bothering me and I find myself re-writing great parts of the book, which is kind of weird for me, not to mention a brand new experience. I'm having particular difficult dealing with the way characters have evolved over the years; the events of my second book occur ten years after the first one, so naturally everything is different. What's more, following the events of the first book, the characters have changed radically. I'm not sure they have all ended up where they should; I find myself constantly re-thinking their individual plotlines but I'm pretty confident I'm close to where I'm supposed to be. Also, my sister has started schetching again. She hasn't shown me anything yet (she's kind of a perfectionist) but I'm sure she will when she feels her work is done.
Speaking of addictions, I feel the need to point out that TV series in my era are totally and utterly addictive. Personally, I find myself addicted to American Horror Story and (naturally) Game of Thrones. Also, The Vampire Diaries have become quite popular among people my age, though I really don't buy the hype, I watch them with my sister on occasions and I have to tell you, I found the fourth season kind of redundant. Otherwise, I have to admit it's fun to watch.
Anyway, I'm updating my blog from work; I'm leaving in about an hour. Tomorrow, I'm going to a Depeche Mode concert! I'll be posting my impressions here soon after. Other than that, I'm waiting for the new Star Trek movie to hit the cinemas; I'm sooooo excited, I loved the first one and I really wish the second film lives up to it!
Anyway, thanks for reading, hopefully I didn't bore you (though to tell you the truth, sometimes my reality bores me...). Ta ta for now!
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