Not time enough

[butterflydreaming]

 I have to figure out how to write on a bus.

How not to be impatient in my interactions with autonomous living beings when I want to be interacting with fictional beings.

And three. Something 3.

Comments

[adventurat]

#3 is coffee, I think.

[pointedulac]

SECOND THAT. Coffee or caffeine of some sort. :)

[buhrger]

sharpie?

[shadow-and-veil.livejournal.com]

For #3 or for writing on the bus?

[buhrger]

for writing on busses, i think a sharpie would be a better choice. admittedly, it's vadamalism, but it's more likely to work than a pencil would.

[amheriksha.livejournal.com]

The fabulous roomie C had a spiral notebook she wrote in on the bus, which she then transcribed at home. She said it helped her get the ideas out, and then she could tweak while she typed it all out. Not sure if that helps, but I thought I would mention it.

[shadow-and-veil.livejournal.com]

Ack, by hand? I'm impressed that C could do it. It's like a seismograph if I try handwriting.

I got a paragraph or so done on the 150 ride using the netbook. (That is actually not bad for how slow I am even sitting at desk.) Less possible on a full bus. The best I can do is notes with the phone.

[amheriksha.livejournal.com]

Yup, by hand. Girl is a writing machine. She was getting up to 2-5,000 words a day hand writing on the bus. I was always amazed.