#planning is good

[spell-cleaver]

Note to self: don’t introduce a Super Mysterious Item in the first few chapters without knowing what that item is gonna do.

[fjordfolk]

I’ve personally never understood the stigma about rehoming dogs like ?? Unless you got that dog KNOWING you wouldn’t be able to keep it for its entire life or got it as a pup and suddenly it’s an adult and you don’t want it, I personally don’t have a problem with it. One of my current dogs was rehomed by a friend to me! Sometimes life throws circumstances at us that we could never foresee and sometimes, yes, it may be best to rehome your pet into a home better equipped to take care of them. 💜

I suppose it’s a reaction to careless petkeeping, or the “if it doesn’t do the thing we don’t spend resources on it” kind of dog ownership that we seem to be moving away from. So while I don’t think it comes from a bad place, I agree that this sort of oversimplification and lack of nuance tends to be unhelpful and do more harm than good.

[ragsofshadow]

It feels so good to actually plan a story before I start writing it for once

[blindsprings]

It's late, I forgot that I put a * after write a script.

I didn't write a script for chapter one. My wording felt weird and muddy at times! Chapter two has a script-- MUCH better writing because I can run it by friends and make sure I'm being clear in my writing while being clear as mud storywise lol I'm sorry :C

[f0rbidden-forest]

My computer battery has 18% left. and I have to be up for a 9AM class tomorrow. So. When it gets to 1% I'll go to bed. 

[andwriteaway]

I don't really know why I posted this.  I guess if you really like making graphs and list for your stories, and are also one hell of a starving artist.  

[dear-youhadmeatallons-y-blog]

Another planned out day.

Revise these two essays for tomorrow.

Have lunch.

Watch a romatic comedy.

Revise computing.

Watch lots nerimon!

Have the longest bath ever recorded in history.