True inspiration
"They say, when one door closes another one opens. The question is, which one will open first."
The quote above is the ending of the short story that I wrote in English class, which I turned in this Thursday. Before I actually got myself together and wrote it, I had such a hard time deciding what to write about. There are so many topics in life worth putting down on a piece of paper, and as my English teacher put it:
"Everyone's life is a novel."
I was truly inspired by those words. It got me thinking, if a whole life is a novel, then I must have lived so long that I basically already have 5 chapters, or, 5 short stories in my head. Therefore, it can't be that hard to grab that pen and start workin' that writing hand. And so I did, and Voila! I had my story.
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My room is now Gustavized. Which means I have decorated it with a desk named Gustav. The cashier at Ikea laughed and asked:
"Wait a minute, your name is Gustav and you're buying the Gustav Desk?"
Thanks William for helping me carrying it on the bus!
Now I can start working on my school stuff from home. To be honest, I get inspired when sitting at my Gustav desk facing the window with a view of Broadway and Amsterdam Ave, with its tall buildings and city lights. Looking forward to more writing assignments. The Gustav Desk force will be with me for sure!
The quote above is the ending of the short story that I wrote in English class, which I turned in this Thursday. Before I actually got myself together and wrote it, I had such a hard time deciding what to write about. There are so many topics in life worth putting down on a piece of paper, and as my English teacher put it:
"Everyone's life is a novel."
I was truly inspired by those words. It got me thinking, if a whole life is a novel, then I must have lived so long that I basically already have 5 chapters, or, 5 short stories in my head. Therefore, it can't be that hard to grab that pen and start workin' that writing hand. And so I did, and Voila! I had my story.
*
My room is now Gustavized. Which means I have decorated it with a desk named Gustav. The cashier at Ikea laughed and asked:
"Wait a minute, your name is Gustav and you're buying the Gustav Desk?"
Thanks William for helping me carrying it on the bus!
Now I can start working on my school stuff from home. To be honest, I get inspired when sitting at my Gustav desk facing the window with a view of Broadway and Amsterdam Ave, with its tall buildings and city lights. Looking forward to more writing assignments. The Gustav Desk force will be with me for sure!
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