I need plot advice

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Thanks for all your help:)
"Half the time the poem writes me." ~Meshugenah




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^_^ No problem! It's fun to help people with their stories. :D
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A pocket watch with something special hidden with in it. That would be neat.




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Sorry, but I only just properly noticed the title - all caps titles are not allowed, so I've edited it accordingly.

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Oh, sorry. didn't know
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Ach, this always happens! I get this plot idea and even start writing, and then I get distracted, I get too busy with other things, writing other things and I abandon it! Not conciously, but I do! Maybe the venting will help...
I need to motivate myself. I think the problem is, I get bored if I don't do it every day... and I don't always do it every day.

Maybe I need to make a goal for myself, starting small, like 100 words a day or something. That way at least I'll get something on the paper regularily and then maybe I'll get excited about it again. And then, gradually, I can raise the number of words.

I just need to keep writing it! This has happened so many times before, but the plot I have is way better than any of the others I've ever started.

It's really hard to stop this post:)

But I'm going to...

Now.
"Half the time the poem writes me." ~Meshugenah



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