Comments on Tina Laurel Lee: About Me(always in process).

Tracy, it WAS a beautiful movie and a beautiful bo...

2009-08-02T22:22:06.575-05:00

Tracy, it WAS a beautiful movie and a beautiful book!!! I read it out loud to my husband on our first road trip--which happened to be to Glacier National Park in Montana one of the most beautiful places in the world.

As far a scrivener, I'm sure I could use it better than I do. I need to explore it and experiment more but it has made a messy process much more manageable. I highly recommend it.

That has been my favorite movie since high school....

2009-08-02T16:19:53.882-05:00

That has been my favorite movie since high school...

How do you like Scrivener?

Tess, that is a great idea! My husband is the earl...

2009-07-27T22:03:17.002-05:00

Tess, that is a great idea! My husband is the early riser--he gets up to exercise at 5:30--as far as I am concerned he is a hero. But the pm slot--he falls asleep at 9 often--totally under utilized. Perhaps 9-11 is the witching hour.

PMM, good point. I never thanked you for the cemetery subject prodding(Thanking you now. THANK YOU). Now a novel post coming your way...

I'm not sure it's fair to tell us all that...

2009-07-27T21:16:10.980-05:00

I'm not sure it's fair to tell us all that and not provide a glimpse into the stories themselves. Come on, spill. Tell us what they're about.

This is really great info and I feel like I've...

2009-07-27T20:54:21.385-05:00

This is really great info and I feel like I've gotten to know you a bit better -- thanks for a great post.

I totally understand about the constant search for balance. It's a tough one. I have recently struck a deal w/ my family taht I will be 100% available from 7am to 8pm, but then hubby takes over and I can write from 8-11pm. It's working so far.

Good luck with your great story ideas :D

Thank you, Steve! I am always impressed with how m...

2009-07-27T14:40:52.547-05:00

Thank you, Steve! I am always impressed with how much work you get done,despite the small teething child in your care. It is great to hear a whole novel can be done that way, with the kid and messy Word. Although, for me, it is still messy in Scrivener because my thoughts are a mess just generally. Anything to help! Thanks for yours!

I write in scenes as well. Well, usually I write s...

2009-07-27T14:24:19.005-05:00

I write in scenes as well. Well, usually I write scene after scene until I've sort of lost the plot, then I outline what scenes I should probably write next, and write them in whatever order I feel like. Then I shuffle everything around so it will work. It's sort of messy, and I wish I had Scrivener, since I hear it's the best word processor for that style of writing. But I am Macless, so I struggle on with Word.