What's the silliest, stupidest thing you've ever written? The thing that, even as you wrote it, you found yourself saying, "I can't believe I'm writing this." And, yet, you wrote it anyway.
When I write something silly or stupid, it never comes as a shock. I just ride it out.What's the silliest, stupidest thing you've ever written? The thing that, even as you wrote it, you found yourself saying, "I can't believe I'm writing this." And, yet, you wrote it anyway.
Here it is. 600 hundred words. I don't know what possessed me to do it, but I suspect that the bottle of wine had something to do with it. It's not publishable. Only writers or editors would read it and giggle. So here it is in all it's foolish glory.
Love it!And no Kate. What is it with you people and the name Kate? Enough.”
My college application. Okay, it was less silly than pointless, but you know....What's the silliest, stupidest thing you've ever written? The thing that, even as you wrote it, you found yourself saying, "I can't believe I'm writing this." And, yet, you wrote it anyway.
Silliest (probably slightly stupid...) thing I ever wrote was about this woman who was obsessed with Martha Stewart. She wrote her letters in prison and even pulled a heist so she could buy a Le Creuset pot that Martha always used on her shows. Eventually it turned into a pretty funny short story, after Ray and Joanne critiqued the hell out of itWhat's the silliest, stupidest thing you've ever written? The thing that, even as you wrote it, you found yourself saying, "I can't believe I'm writing this." And, yet, you wrote it anyway.
I wrote a very stupid story about when Vlad the Impaler was a young boy.
That one won't be submitted anywhere.
oy! 15th century Transilvania -- tough challenge lemme know if you ever go back to it
It was a humorous story (very darkly humorous), so I took a lot of liberties with the setting.
This post. (*rimshot*)What's the silliest, stupidest thing you've ever written? The thing that, even as you wrote it, you found yourself saying, "I can't believe I'm writing this." And, yet, you wrote it anyway.