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Comment on Day 8/ 23 Days To Go by Luna

Luna — Fri, 16 Nov 2012 20:07:00 +0000

Just want to make a minor correction to stmhoeing you brought up.When Riddick is released from the super gravity deal (after having his brain scanned) it’s by the Furyan Necromonger the one that later urges Riddick to kill Lord Marshall before killing himself. Releasing Riddick was an act of defiance on his part. The Necromonger soldiers were supposed to hop down and kill a helpless Riddick.Given that they were in what is, presumably, a very sensitive/important room, it makes sense that they don’t just shoot him from above (and potentially damage their important shit) when they think he can’t retaliate or escape.

Comment on Humphrey Bogart The Ultimate Anti-Hero Hero by Sherry Weddle

Sherry Weddle — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 17:35:48 +0000

What a trip from the past, reading about Bogey! Thanks for the memories, will have to rewatch these classics, been too long. Wish I could write a male character like him, he held such power on the screen. I agree, the Maltese Falcon should have been on that list. A personal favorite
Thanks for an interesting blog, Yas!

Comment on Mise En Place and Writing by Yasmine

Yasmine — Thu, 28 Jun 2012 00:56:53 +0000

I love the color palette concept and plan on ‘borrowing it’ it makes sense and order. Thanks for stopping by.

Comment on Mise En Place and Writing by Yasmine

Yasmine — Thu, 28 Jun 2012 00:54:46 +0000

Blythe
You share my love of food and order. See ya soon1

Comment on Mise En Place and Writing by Joanie

Joanie — Wed, 27 Jun 2012 13:57:40 +0000

Terrific post. As a full-time freelancer I have a lot of writing projects going on at the same time, in various stages of completion. Your ideas are a sound way to keep on top of things. Another thing I do is work from a color-coded palate. I assign colors to different writing projects, so if I’m looking for a particular fiction project, for example, I know to look for “yellow” folders, notebooks, Post-it Notes, highlighters, etc. For nonfiction projects on-deadline, they each have their own colors, too. That way I don’t have to do anything but scan my work area for the correct color. I don’t just use the color either. For example, I’ll use floral folders in different shades of the same color to denote specific parts of a project–that way I have definition within my definition, and I still only have to look for one color.

Joanie

Comment on Mise En Place and Writing by Blythe Gifford

Blythe Gifford — Tue, 26 Jun 2012 14:56:45 +0000

What great advice! I need to take it.

Comment on Mise En Place and Writing by Yasmine

Yasmine — Tue, 26 Jun 2012 02:14:00 +0000

Dyanne and Jan Thanks for coming and reading my new post. Yep cooking and writing two subjects I love. Oh yeah, tennis too.

Comment on Mise En Place and Writing by Jan Springer

Jan Springer — Mon, 25 Jun 2012 23:11:37 +0000

What a great post, Yasmine! I have to agree with you. You need to have all the writing ingredients handy. What a very cool way to look at it. You’ve inspired me to try and get into a proper routine and survey my desk before I start writing. And I need to kick that phone out! lol

Thanks for this wonderful post! You rock!!

jan