• My planned Hiatus that I planned to go like around March is now cancelled.  I had been struck by inspiration, and I plan to write about more than Just Lily and James. Here are the subjects I plan on writting.
  
• A story on The Black Sisters. Narcissa, Bellatrix, and Andromeda.
• Teddy Lupin, and Victoire
• Ron and Hermione
• Ginny and Harry
• A more dramatic story of James and Lily
• A more innocent story of James and Lily
• A story on the motivation of Regulus Black's need to join the Death Eaters

But before I do all this, I have to finish Towards The End, and Learning To Love, Learning To Mature.

I just basically screwed myself over. Yes, I just did. I just posted up another chapter for Towards The End and I just realized I really shouldn't have. Not because I want to torture my readers or anything like that but because of what I wrote I have forced myself to write in Snape in that story.

And if it can't get worst I had the ingenous idea of writting in a segment of the friendship of LIly and Snape in my other story in Learning to Love, Learning to Mature. And it's happening all at once. But the weird thing is that in both stories Severus is doing the same thing; breaking Lily's heart. 

What the heck did I put myself in? I don't even want to write about it. But I have to. But I just cant...For some odd reason I can't even write anything about Severus. Is it possible for someone to become attached to a fictional character? Bloody Hell this is mental...

I know something about working too much, and not having time to go out and play. But I have always made up for that I'll call up a friend and go and do something completely random just for the heck of it. That way I'm unleasing all the tension and stress that likes to mount up on my shoulders. Once I let out a laugh, I feel a wave of release wash all over me. It's a great feeling, I must say.

But for all those hard working writters who spend most of their day infront of the computers staring at a blank Microsfot Word Document, just step outside and take a deep breath and take a walk.   I like to do that whenever I'm having a Writter's Block. And let me tell you it helps alot. Leave your computer alone for the rest of the day, and just enjoy the scenery. You'll be suprised when the next day you're completely rejuvinated and how inspired you'll become. Take my advise on this; I may be a new Author but I have experianced more Writter's Block in a week than normal Author's do. Sad but True.