Oh and I just want to say, you're a sly fox, Simon for putting my name right there at the end, so I had to read through the entire thing to find where the bit that was (successfully) directed at my ego. And I know why you did it that way you clever, sly, fox, you. 😉😄
But really, THANKYOU. You are most definitely too kind and extremely generous to say such sweet things about my insignificant little offerings to the WWW. Just knowing you took the time to check it out in the first place would have been enough for me. I mean, come on dude! How do you find the time for all this?
"Because this is a particularly frustrating and stressful time for the narrative to switch tracks, that is precisely what the narrative shall now do."
~Douglas Adams, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (paraphrased)
This is a fun chapter and lays out nice background detail, and possible hints of things we'll see more of, but, after last weeks big twist, this wasn't where I thought we'd go this week.
Writing by hand engages and develops completely different parts and pathways of the brain. This is well established. Younger generations are only barely being taught how to write. I always wonder about the deficit in brain development once they reach adulthood, and the societal consequences.
A fabulous cast!
Oh and I just want to say, you're a sly fox, Simon for putting my name right there at the end, so I had to read through the entire thing to find where the bit that was (successfully) directed at my ego. And I know why you did it that way you clever, sly, fox, you. 😉😄
But really, THANKYOU. You are most definitely too kind and extremely generous to say such sweet things about my insignificant little offerings to the WWW. Just knowing you took the time to check it out in the first place would have been enough for me. I mean, come on dude! How do you find the time for all this?
That notebook was really eye-catching 🥰
I love that prop notebook. Thanks for the mention!
"Because this is a particularly frustrating and stressful time for the narrative to switch tracks, that is precisely what the narrative shall now do."
~Douglas Adams, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (paraphrased)
This is a fun chapter and lays out nice background detail, and possible hints of things we'll see more of, but, after last weeks big twist, this wasn't where I thought we'd go this week.
Nice job on the book prop!
So cool! Like a bestiary thing... I think my fav is the flitter thing. but the Dopur are pretty scary too.
Intriguing. Do you do this for planning purposes or as potential end product?
Writing by hand engages and develops completely different parts and pathways of the brain. This is well established. Younger generations are only barely being taught how to write. I always wonder about the deficit in brain development once they reach adulthood, and the societal consequences.