14
07
2008
Posted by: storymasterq in LSIICFTO
Let’s see if I can finish this one: Apparently not.
I’m axing this project (for now). I just can’t find a good way to continue the story. I made some changes, but I didn’t push the story forward at all. It’s still stuck where it stuck before. This is getting nowhere fast. I’ve decided to cut my losses and stop now. If I ever decide to continue the storyline of Ben, Gwen, and the Lumenigran twins, it’s gonna be an entirely new story, perhaps with an entirely new cast, even.
There is a way to salvage this story, I just know it. I can see where the rough edges are, it’s just that it’s too deep, and to smooth that may mean ruffling the other plots as well. That’s why I’m thinking of unraveling it all and start at the beginning. But, not now.
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11
07
2008
Posted by: storymasterq in LSIICFTO
My LSIICFTO Challenges this week:
I’ve done crap on both counts. I am the king of procrastination. What the hell have I been doing all week?
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08
07
2008
Posted by: storymasterq in LSIICFTO
Let’s See If I Can Finish This One: Ben 5000: Dark Isn’t Always Bad
Within my small circle of friends, I am known as a proponent of Ben/Gwen pairing. I solidified my position when I released two stories to FanFiction about them. One story, described as being ‘cute’ and ‘heartwarming’, was about the cousins playing games, betting, and kiss-the-winner, titled ‘Losing is Winning’.
The other one, a multi-chaptered story titled ‘Light Isn’t Always Good’, was about the cousins getting involved in an interplanetary feud between betrothed siblings. The siblings each took and manipulated one of the cousins into fighting their side. During their time with the siblings, Ben and Gwen realized their feelings for each other.
My LSIICFTO Challenge this time is to make its sequel.
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07
07
2008
Posted by: storymasterq in LSIICFTO
Let’s See If I Can Finish This One: Weight Loss Program
My mother finally gave up on trying to make me work out on my own. She went and bought me a static bike. It’s a 16-program bike with heart rate monitor on the handles. Four of the programs are user customizable. The bike accepts inputs of program number, excercise time, and user age. I guess the age thing is to calculate the target heart rate. Read the rest of this entry »
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