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[roxy]

Oh my. Supernatural, Smallville...Thursday night is made of happy!

So, last part of my story made me kind of depressed. Silly, I know but there you have it. So, this next part is also very depressing even though little scenes keep spinning out in my head, I refuse to write them down. Or I write a few lines of dialog here, a little description there...I keep rewriting it to make it less depressing. Like, Clark runs away from home and ends up in Disneyland, with a tummy ache from too much cotton candy.

Hah. Hark at me, I'm insane!

So, here's the question, how realistic should I make it? Would it be undercutting the story to avoid dealing with Clark on the street? I know in the end it's my decision, but I was just curious as to what ya'll thought about it? He'll be staying with a series of people before Lex (OCs warning, folks!) and I'm not planning on taking a half year getting there. (crosses fingers and prays)

help a sister out?

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[roxymissrose.livejournal.com]

It's weird, because it's on my mind non-stop, I'm writing great honking scenes in my head--and the minute I sit down, dry. For some reason, I really don't want to do details, it's too sad.

it doesn't feel like yours is going slowly, you update so often! But I know it feels like it, especially when you're picking at it over and over, right?

[danceswithgary]

I'm beginning to think this story wanted me to take my time because it just did a sharp right on me and thank goodness I hadn't written myself into a blind alley I couldn't back out of...I've threatened to thumbtack it to the wall if it doesn't behave better.

Now I'm just waving to everyone from extreme AU land from Chapter 5 on. :-D