S.C Grimm

1. What’s harder to live without, chocolate or alcohol?
Chocolate. I think about alcohol once in a blue moon, like now, but mostly I've been semi craving chocolate these past few weeks. I need some.

2. Does the colour yellow remind you of anything?
Autumn, the sun, my ex-Danica.

3. Who most annoyed you last week?
While i like her, one of the aids often annoys me. She's been caught rooting through my cards a few times. It's like she knows I'm about to get a hefty amount of money, my cards were not in the place they should be. Someone already stole my i.d and such. I got a replacement, thank goddess.

4. Do you have a cutesy romantic nickname for your partner (or previous partners)?
I don't have a partner but for a past partner i used to call her Sweet Nothings because she would whisper real low when trying to avoid being heard by her dad when we were on the phone late at night lol It was hard to hear. I used to call my other ex Teddy Bear, they were both Scorpios.

5. What is your favourite Stephen King movie?
Most of them! Honestly! My favorites are the original IT film, the newer IT films, Carrie (the original) and Rose Red. Maximum Overdrive as well. I could go on. Carrie though, instigated me burning my cousin's christening dress with her. It was pretty funny, but her mom definitely didn't find it funny.

Just curious. She used to roleplay on livejournal and insanejournal. She was my girlfriend once upon a time. I haven't spoken to her in years.

short stories everyday in order to write regularly. I'm going to do it tonight. For the next six hours I'm just going to write short stories until they end for me. So that might be 1 or 3 or 2.

I might try writing some poetry too. I don't understand stanzaz, so all my poetry might be freeforms.

Putting this here to remember my prompts: https://blog.reedsy.com/creative-writing-prompts/

Putting this here for poetry prompts: https://www.getunderlined.com/article/30-inspiring-poetry-prompts-to-ignite-your-inner-author/

https://www.poetrybooks.co.uk/blogs/news/writing-prompts-for-national-writing-day?srsltid=AfmBOoqux1t5ZKRvjcPRgUI0x6EFamdOL8zPrBXC9yV5S_d6YfUorPQn

https://www.writingforward.com/writing-prompts/poetry-prompts/100-poetry-prompts

The Little Mermaid 2023, did not have the same emotion as the original disney film. However, it was a delightful watch. it just didn't have the same charm. It was missing something. animus should have been better animated/drawn. They looked horrible. I could have forgiven the lack of charm and emotion if the characters had stayed similar to their cartoon counter parts. I thought Hallee Bailey was very charming in the role, she reminded me of Ariel to be honest. I didn't feel like Prince Eric was Prince Eric though. He was no where near as handsome, nor was the personality the same in any format or shape.

Now to watch Moonshot.

Chapter 7 in my book, I'm near the end of Chapter 7 actually. I've been writing all day, since like 9:45 this morning.

I'm also in the middle of reading a Native American horror story called White Horse and Twilight, the first book. From what I remember of the first serial of the book, it was actually crappy. I remember a lot of she sighed, he said, she said. I do the same thing now but I want to write like whoever Stephanie Myers' editor is. It's a really good book now.

Edward is a bit more controlling than usual, I'd call him a narcissit, but that's not Stephanie's intention. He's just a normal 'vampire' whose idea of caring is an overbearing mother figure, which is what Bella needed after Renee got married.

Also it's a lot slower paced than the movies, which I enjoy, them falling in love now makes sense. In the movies it's just like... okay, we see each other a couple times, you save me once and now we're in love. I will never stop making fun of the films, even though I have a soft spot in my heart for them but the books are way way way, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better. I promise.

I'll speak more on White Horse in a little bit but the chapters are short and engaging, it reads like a really long horror movie with a lot of scenes. It's easy to picture and imagine as well too. The author uses vivid imagery to get their point across.

Anyway, back to reading Twilight. I'm going to power read through this book in the next two days. Time to put on another pomodoro and read it again.