A Fairy Out of Her Tale - Dear Diary - 6. Scene 06

I can agree with Nessa who wants to walk. I can relate, one hour of walking, followed by one hour of rest seems sane.  Keep up the work

On 1/14/2018 at 12:00 PM, D.K. Daniels said:

I can agree with Nessa who wants to walk. I can relate, one hour of walking, followed by one hour of rest seems sane.  Keep up the work

I actually like walking... though I don't know if I would like it that much if my feet were my only means of transportation around an entire forest. I would probably spend most of the time being lazy on a tree somewhere too. Particularly if said tree had good fruits that I could eat for the whole day. 

13 hours ago, James Hiwatari said:

 

I actually like walking... though I don't know if I would like it that much if my feet were my only means of transportation around an entire forest. I would probably spend most of the time being lazy on a tree somewhere too. Particularly if said tree had good fruits that I could eat for the whole day. 

 

Well yes walking is awesome but Nessa is a fairy how awesome would it be to fly- oh yeah... well there's bound to be vines she can go Tarzan out of. 

On 1/17/2018 at 11:55 AM, D.K. Daniels said:

Well yes walking is awesome but Nessa is a fairy how awesome would it be to fly- oh yeah... well there's bound to be vines she can go Tarzan out of. 

Even fairies with wigs can't fly - their wings are not "real" as such, just visual manifestations of their power. 

Vines, though, would've been a great idea. Maybe she should've thought about that when she was thinking of running through someone else's house. Oh, well, it's too late for that kind of creativity now, isn't it?

On 30/1/2018 at 4:52 PM, James Hiwatari said:

Even fairies with wigs can't fly - their wings are not "real" as such, just visual manifestations of their power. 

 

Vines, though, would've been a great idea. Maybe she should've thought about that when she was thinking of running through someone else's house. Oh, well, it's too late for that kind of creativity now, isn't it?

It is never too late when writing a book, I've changed content loads of times. A writer who accepts that they are finished, are most likely not. But you could always add vines in for personal amusement, sometimes if I release a story, when I go back for editing or personal reasons I always add something I'd find amusing.

On 2/4/2018 at 9:26 PM, D.K. Daniels said:

It is never too late when writing a book, I've changed content loads of times. A writer who accepts that they are finished, are most likely not. But you could always add vines in for personal amusement, sometimes if I release a story, when I go back for editing or personal reasons I always add something I'd find amusing.

If I ever decide to make this into a proper book, I'll definitely go back and edit/retouch/improve the story. I change my stories all the time too- there's a reason The Orchestra is now rarely updated (I'm working on radically changing the beginning for its new book format). My problem is rather knowing when to stop changing and getting on with actually publishing already!