When the rain washes you clean

I'm trying to write again. My god, I love the feeling of that.

I haven't written anything since I graduated, and I've always planned on working on pending projects. Unfortunately, none of that happened in my "sabbatical." Characters popped in and out of my head, they're continuously forming, and now I think I'm ready to write their story. Also, I just realized, I don't write normally. I always just... fill in the gaps. You can tell by the fact that this paragraph is loosely wired that I haven't written for a long time. Heh. Anyway, I just want to share my playlist while writing this story.

Dreams by Fleetwood Mac

Whistle for the Choir by The Fratellis

Winter by Matt Corby

So far, I just have these three. I wish I'd heard of Dreams sooner; it's just honestly lovely and also very sad. I listen to it almost every time, and I never get tired. Whistle for the Choir pretty much covers the characters' feelings about each other. It's a cute, fitting song to the ending I have in mind. I just need to fill in the gaps for everything to make sense. Matt Corby's Winter is something I listen to when I want to write with a heavy heart, and it makes me deliver, to be honest. It's... so sad. And it's also the story of a part of the characters' lives. I'm actually listening to it right now, and it makes me want to stare at my screen and heave deep sighs. It hurts by just listening.

Anyway, this entry is also I trying to make myself accountable for finally writing the story. They make sense in my head, and I just sure hope I can make you feel the same exact understanding.