I am currently reading “Something Borrowed,” a book written by Emily Giffin, and I realized that I can seriously write a book or a novel that would sell millions of copies. The book is written in first person, my favorite point of view when it comes to writing, and it’s as simple as reading someone’s blog. It’s in the adult chick genre, unlike Meg Cabot’s Princess Diaries books, which is a bit new to me because it has a lot of those adult chick bits and pieces that when you combine says that adult chicks are a: seriously thinking about marriage and the benifits of being married, b: boys are now called gentlemen, and c: career is on the top of their priority list, packed with a house, a car, and shopping galore. I’m totally enjoying it, although I have to say these bits and pieces I’ve just mentioned are not in my vocabulary just yet.
I remember reading one of those Sophie Kinsella books. I think that was Shopaholic Takes Manhattan. Becky, the lead, was seriously thinking of writing something and all she ended up writing is the front page and the words “Finance is very…”
Ha! I still can’t stop laughing whenever I open that book to that very page where the first page of her book is supposed to be… ^_^
What is it in writing that I love? It’s that sense of freedom that you have. You can write just about anything about everything, from things going on in your life (like mine, for example! I am having the most blissful year ever and it has ups and downs all the same.) to the people you observe whenever you’re riding a jeep. I just enjoy writing.
Of course, one cannot escape that inevitable moment that you can’t write anything at all. And it’s called “Writer’s Block.”
And I’m experiencing one now. I don’t know. I am. Right now. Right. Now.
Oh gosh, seriously. I don’t know what else to write about! And this was supposed to be the fourth page of my seriously boring book!
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