tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14322927.post-62693269719569839802007-11-25T16:42:00.000+01:002007-11-25T17:44:38.516+01:00I'm late.<br /><br />Really, really, obnoxiously cathastrophically late. And why?<br /><br />Well, first there was work. Wait, that's not true. First, there was IKEA, where I spent all of my free time friday trying to buys stuff that would help make my room just a microscopically less cluttered and messy. I think it worked. Then, there was work - once again, I worked on Saturday, and once again, I was pretty damn tired when I finally got home. But mostly, there was writer's block. Yes. <em>Writer's</em>. I think that shows how far I currently am in the making of this comic.<br /><br />Of course, pinpointing the reason for a writer's block is pretty much impossible (otherwise, I suppose it would be a LOT easier to cure), but part of there reason why I just can't seem to script page 105 is, I believe, that it marks the beginning of a scene that I've never really gotten the grip on. The gym scene? I've had that planned since years ago. The scene after this one? The outline is there, only need to fill in the detail. Every termite scene EVER? I could write those with my hands tied. However, this particular scene... Well, I know where it ends, I know what the high point of it should be, and I know it's important to the overall plot, but I have NO clue how to begin it or how to plot it out in logically seperated pages, preferrably with at leas one joke each. Damn it.<br /><br />Therefore, I don't know when the page will be up. Oh, it will be up - I don't have homework anymore, so I can make comics on weekdays as easily as I can make them in the weekend - but I can't say when. <br /><br />Maybe I should make another LOLcharacter to get the creative juices flowing...?Idahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01070926986177230240noreply@blogger.com