#meandme

[lienzky02]

After all sacrifices and extra challenges got this peak with a smile..... #ilihanDabarkads #meandme #lienzky #adventuretime #mountainview #hiking (at The Alicia Panoramic Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CW7hdwTp_T7/?utm_medium=tumblr

[wabisabiyours]

Life is too short for regrets...you never know whether you will wake up tomorrow or not so live your life to the fullest....

[valembr]

cara me, sappi che un giorno ti renderò fiera.

[quangshirou]

Đừng để bản thân tổn thương vì kẻ khác, vì lúc đó họ sẽ cùng người khác đến thăm bạn trên giường bệnh mà thôi 😌 Phải đẹp hơn 🤤 #meandme #yesterdayandtoday

[thisuseristired]

[jhoel1993-blog]

"e rido perché so che tornerò ad amare ancora." #citazioni #tizianoferro #tzn #me #selfie #selfies #meandme #picoftheday #pic #photo #photography #instagood #instalike

[jaimedsworld]

Q&A with Author Alice Kuipers Part 1

1. What does your writing space look like? Are you an office person, or a laptop and anywhere kind of person? - I work anywhere. I have a laptop with headphones, which are a crucial tool for me. When I put music on, I can switch off the noise and the world and get writing. I have four small children so being able to tune out the noise they make is very useful. But I do have an office space too. It's in the basement at our house, which is nicer than it sounds, and I love to settle down there with our family dog, Bamboo, put on headphones and write. Often, however, the kids come in and want to start drawing or chatting with me, so I tend to grab my laptop and go to cafes to work. 2. What is your writing process like? Outlines and rough drafts for days? Or let it flow from chapter to chapter and worry about story structure and editing later? - I have learned over the years that I write better with some structure. I used to just let it flow, but now I have a mixture of rough outlining and crazy writing binges where I write a thousand words in an hour. I have to do a lot of editing later either way, it seems. Tons and tons of rethinking and rewriting. I'm very lucky to work with some great editors. I've attached a photo of one set of edits for your readers to peak at -- often an editorial letter will have hundreds of these comments! All the sections you read in these edits have been cut from the final book. It's a lot of work to rewrite a book but it always gets me closer to the story I'm trying to tell. ** photo will be part of part two** 3. Do you enjoy reading reviews and thoughts from bloggers? If so, do you feel their thoughts change your ideas for your next work? - I love getting feedback from readers. Reviewers make me nervous because often they are spot on with their comments, but it's too late to change the book. I wouldn't say that comments from readers or reviewers change my ideas for stories, but they certainly help me to become the writer I want to be. And they do this by being honest and open about what works and what doesn't. Some things I can't change -- my tendency to be interested in emotional relationships can feel sentimental to some readers. But I try to learn as a writer and make each book stronger than the one before, and astute reviews are a great place for me to learn.

[catsandhugs]

The poor ego has a still harder time of it; it has to serve three harsh masters, and it has to do its best to reconcile the claims and demands of all three … The three tyrants are the external world, the superego, and the id .

– Sigmund Freud