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Mar. 9th, 2015 11:48 amWhen you see this, share 3 random lines from 3 WIPs.
1. The first year of college is a big blur of studying, work, more studying, Teddy, and the alternating joy and nervousness about being away from the safety net of his mom. By the end of the second month, Dave would have to sleep for a week to make up for all the hours he's lost. After finals that first semester, he actually does spend a week doing more or less nothing but bed and work. But at that point, Teddy's tired enough to spend almost as much time in bed as Dave does, if not actually sleeping, so he doesn't question the sudden crash.
2. You wake up.
It's 2013; you've slept through the start of another new year and you're finally beginning to believe this is real.
3. "So don't give orders." There's something sharp in Natasha's voice now, and that shuts him up, gets him to stop and really listen to him. "That's not going to do much good in the long run as it is. The problem wasn't bad orders. Those didn't help, but that's not what's wrong. What is wrong? We can't fix. You -- any of us -- can only help. And you can be a crutch, for now. If you're not going to be able to do that, then you need to stop this now, because crutches are the only help he's going to be able to understand or take for a while. Everything else isn't going to be easy, and if you try to force it to start now, it might never happen at all."
1. The first year of college is a big blur of studying, work, more studying, Teddy, and the alternating joy and nervousness about being away from the safety net of his mom. By the end of the second month, Dave would have to sleep for a week to make up for all the hours he's lost. After finals that first semester, he actually does spend a week doing more or less nothing but bed and work. But at that point, Teddy's tired enough to spend almost as much time in bed as Dave does, if not actually sleeping, so he doesn't question the sudden crash.
2. You wake up.
It's 2013; you've slept through the start of another new year and you're finally beginning to believe this is real.
3. "So don't give orders." There's something sharp in Natasha's voice now, and that shuts him up, gets him to stop and really listen to him. "That's not going to do much good in the long run as it is. The problem wasn't bad orders. Those didn't help, but that's not what's wrong. What is wrong? We can't fix. You -- any of us -- can only help. And you can be a crutch, for now. If you're not going to be able to do that, then you need to stop this now, because crutches are the only help he's going to be able to understand or take for a while. Everything else isn't going to be easy, and if you try to force it to start now, it might never happen at all."
