That moment when @Link the Writer ages/cultures himself. I believe it's a blacksmithing reference. Each iron in the fire is a project you're working on.
I figured that out the moment I made the post. Now I need to check my retirement benefits because I'm apparently too old to get these young 'un's slang...
I agree. That's why I'm teaching myself to slow down, to focus on one project at a time, maybe dabble in one or two other side projects, but my full creative attention on only one project. That novella? Maybe it'll wait for later. All my story ideas are merely written down with the manuscripts prepared for the event I choose to work on them in the future, but for now, just one thing at a time. This is good advice, Lew.
TMW the most powerful hurricane in the history of human record-keeping gets killed by Mexico's mountain ranges.
The moment when you realize you really have nothing to say, and that the fly on your tongue isn't your friend, he's your 4 o'clock snack.
That moment when, the laptop you've been waiting two weeks for finally shows up after making a short stop at someone else's house.....only to have no power cord or operating system....
TMW you become aware that the only two people in the USA who don't like bacon are both members of this forum. What a coincidence!
TMW you realize your fantasy is getting dark. And by dark, I mean creepy/scary by your standards. Oh dear... what dark path will my brain take me. I'm scared to follow, but my curiosity and creativity demands that I must.
That moment when you know it says "Carrion Bird" on your screen, but the ion is obscured and your brain sees Carrot Bird instead.
TMW... You're in your American English class, and the teacher asks what a novel is defined by and you say, "A work usually 60k+ words" and everyone laughs uncomfortably. I was right though. I've been on the forum too much?? Haha