Six and half hours later...

...I am almost 30 pages from where I started earlier. Yay! Also realized something else about myself. I work so much faster if I already have it thought out by writing it out by hand first. At least for dialog. I wish I had realized this six and a half hours ago.

Good news is, I just need to wrap up the resolution and decide where our reunited couple is going to live out their happily ever after. I have ideas that they go back to Hollywood, but I think I will have to make Izzy and David have an even greater falling out than just Izzy not coming to the premiere of their film (and that she won't kiss him). And figure out how she'll still work in that town after doing something so audacious. I know this isn't very detailed, but if anyone has suggestions, do shout out.

Robert has basically just stood up to his nay-saying buddies and Izzy has asked for forgiveness and said she just wants to be with Robert regardless of where they live. A little old lady on the street just recognized Izzy, and Izzy and Robert watch the movie and Robert decides his wife really is talented and he's been trying to hold her back.

Very sappy stuff, people.

One month later...

Once again things that are "urgent" have taken precedence over things that are important. This leaves me still trying to get to the end of my first draft and also with no solid idea for senior project. At least I've learned my lesson. I hope.

Currently in my story, Izzy has started the new film with the Dreamy David Sheffield and is spending far too much time with him. Robert and Emma have appeared together in the New York society pages, and David and Izzy in the Hollywood tabloids. All seems fine and good on this front, until Robert sees the paper with David and Izzy. He will now turn up unexpectedly in Hollywood where the false climax will occur.

Tap tap-typing away.

Hope you all are far, far ahead of me.