Waggish Writer Week 18 Reflections

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I will say week 18 has been a creative hiatus for the website, but I have been having thoughts about Critical Role. I recently discovered that the Dungeons and Dragons section of FanFiction.net has a section dedicated to Critical Role. I love the characters of the Vox Machina and enjoy listening to my boyfriend regale me about the Mighty Nein's adventures.
With my brain wondering to my FanFictions, I may create a FanFiction page where I doodle out ideas for FanFictions with the idea that I piece them together for FanFiction.
I feel that most of my stalling with my creative projects is due to a sense of change and loss. I look outside my window to see the trees changing from the vibrant green of summer to the colorful hues of fall. My chapter in life, life in Ann Arbor, where I've spent nearly 10 years, is nearly over. It is the same loss of leaving home for the first time for college. Ann Arbor has become a home to me away from home.
Part of me looks forward to the change while part of me fears the unknown. It is a change that is natural. Some of it is long in coming. Some of it springs up, looming but waiting as it is only part of the life journey.
Therefore, I'll savor my time to engrain my memories of Ann Arbor in my heart to carry with me in the road that goes on.
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https://casino-paypal-fr.com crossed my mind when you mentioned stalling on creative projects because of change and loss, since I've noticed that the uncertainty itself is often what drains the energy, not the actual work. The image of Ann Arbor shifting into fall while your own chapter there is closing hits close to home, having moved away from a city I loved after nine years. Maybe the FanFiction page could even become a way of holding onto that place while everything else shifts.