Donna Jones
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Erica Spindler:
Are you always thinking of characters and plots? How do you turn your brain off ?
Erica Spindler
Hi Donna,
Yup, I'm pretty much am always thinking of characters and plots. It's the little things that spark my imagination--and most times, it's just a quick thought, then disappears. These little observations don't interfere with my life. But sometimes, one sticks and grows . . . that's when I know I have something I want to explore further. I don't think I'd want to completely turn it off--what if I couldn't get it started back up? :) Thanks for your question and stopping by! Erica
Yup, I'm pretty much am always thinking of characters and plots. It's the little things that spark my imagination--and most times, it's just a quick thought, then disappears. These little observations don't interfere with my life. But sometimes, one sticks and grows . . . that's when I know I have something I want to explore further. I don't think I'd want to completely turn it off--what if I couldn't get it started back up? :) Thanks for your question and stopping by! Erica
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