On Mon, 21 Oct 1996, Ukyou Kuonji wrote:

Argh..  is it just me, or does school completely halt any 
kind of creative activity :)

Unfortunately, I haven't been able to write a single page since
classes started in September -- hopefully i'll get a little more
in over the break.

It doesn't halt it, but it certainly makes it more difficult.  In order 
to write at school, it is necessary to consciously budget time for 
writing - usually on the weekends, or during any quiet lulls in the 
semester.  It does go slower at school than at home, simply because of the 
time factor involved.  Right now, I have revisions to do for both Keiichi 
Revisited and Circe Project that I probably won't get to for a day or 
two, simply because I have a P-chem lab to do that will take me most of 
the night.  After that, sleep...maybe a scene for a certain project...who 
knows.

Writing does have a serious benefit during school:  It's an excellent 
emotional release.  Can you say "de-stress"?    

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