BadForm
Bad attitude in any Form
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OOC: Another open-ended, free-directional thread from the derailed mind of BadForm. I just thought of the above title and liked it, but couldn't think of what exactly to do with it. Welcoming any number of creative writers who can. This can involve anything that you wish to draw my authoress into, but should somehow fit with the basic idea behind what she is trying to write.
IC: I sat in the Inkwell, as Reuters Cafe on Addleburn Alley was known. It was a quiet place where many of the local writers and artists went to relax, and where wannabes like me went for inspiration. The trouble was, I wasn't having any of that right now.
I chewed my pen, half-consciously, as I mulled over what I had written so far. A title. "We All Wear Masks Sometimes." It wasn't a bad title, in fact there was something about the phrase I liked. It seemed to say a lot about what people were, what we all did. We all hid our true personality sometimes, we all wore 'masks' to make people think we were different to what we truly were. Yes, it was a nice concept for a story, but the story itself wasn't coming.
I sat and drank my cafe mocha, sighing as I spilt a little carelessly onto my blouse. Thankfully it was brown, I thought as I carefully mopped up the little drip. Oh well, if I didn't find any inspiration for the story tonight, I would go on to something else.
IC: I sat in the Inkwell, as Reuters Cafe on Addleburn Alley was known. It was a quiet place where many of the local writers and artists went to relax, and where wannabes like me went for inspiration. The trouble was, I wasn't having any of that right now.
I chewed my pen, half-consciously, as I mulled over what I had written so far. A title. "We All Wear Masks Sometimes." It wasn't a bad title, in fact there was something about the phrase I liked. It seemed to say a lot about what people were, what we all did. We all hid our true personality sometimes, we all wore 'masks' to make people think we were different to what we truly were. Yes, it was a nice concept for a story, but the story itself wasn't coming.
I sat and drank my cafe mocha, sighing as I spilt a little carelessly onto my blouse. Thankfully it was brown, I thought as I carefully mopped up the little drip. Oh well, if I didn't find any inspiration for the story tonight, I would go on to something else.