So if I wrote down what I was thinking at the time, we'd get the Victorian effect - and probably complete drivel.
It's bound to be better than the worst excesses of NaNo, though, since the requirements are so much less demanding. As several_bees put it in November: "He opened the door. It was a tall door, and made of wood. There was a door handle in it, and as he touched the door handle he looked at the door, which was tall and made of wood and had a door handle in it. The thing he was touching the door handle with was his hand. His hand was not tall, unlike the door, and nor was it made of wood, also unlike the door, but it did, at the moment, have a door handle in it, which was not unlike the door but rather like the door, which was tall and made of wood and had a door handle in it. The door handle was in his hand. He turned it."
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Date: 2004-02-13 04:12 pm (UTC)So if I wrote down what I was thinking at the time, we'd get the Victorian effect - and probably complete drivel.
It's bound to be better than the worst excesses of NaNo, though, since the requirements are so much less demanding. As