Getting writer’s block sucks, but the first step in un-clogging yourself is to figure out which kind of writer’s block you have.
There are three main types of writer’s block:
1) No ideas. You don’t know what to write in the FIRST PLACE.
2) No start. You have an idea but don’t know how to START.
3) No momentum. You’ve written part of it but don’t know how to CONTINUE.
Once you’ve identified your type of writer’s block, it’s time for the next step: fixing it.
Sometimes there’s a story that just need to be told so badly that it keeps going and going, long after any other other reasonable person would have stopped writing it long ago.
And for me, apparently that story was about a rocking chair come to life.
This week two important things happened: one of the biggest yearly festivals in our town in Japan… and a trip to the Gifu City immigration office to stay legal aliens.
What were they like? What did we eat? And most importantly, how hot was it? Let’s find out with some photos!
It turns out that all this time, McDonald’s wasn’t actually a restaurant. It was a long-term experiment to find how gradually they could kill people while getting paid for it.
And when the truth leaked to the public…
Have you ever had this problem? You reach into your wallet, and there’s nothing there except photos of your money-sucking kids?
Not anymore! Thanks to the Money Maple!
Coming up with a haiku to caption a photo with can be a lot of fun.
But pitting a bunch of people against each other to see who can come up with the best haiku caption for a photo is even more fun!
