[David Thayer]

I'm not a big fan of change. One of those Pacific Northwest windstorms blew up the old microwave at the point where I was writing a new opening to my WIP. The new microwave has a different vibe and I haven't gotten any work done on the WIP.

I did publish a new book though, a thriller set in the Sixties.

Any cures for the block?

 

[telracs]

microwave popcorn.

 

[Al Dente]

Channel that animosity towards the new microwave into your story. Heck, write the actual microwave into the story.

 

[WHDean]

Step 1. Smash microwave.

Step 2. She's been hiding something from him for years.

 

[BenEBrewer]

Write a short story about your microwave troubles and you never know - it may take off

 

[DarkScribe]

I'm not a big fan of change. One of those Pacific Northwest windstorms blew up the old microwave at the point where I was writing a new opening to my WIP. The new microwave has a different vibe and I haven't gotten any work done on the WIP.

I did publish a new book though, a thriller set in the Sixties.

Any cures for the block?

What was your microwave doing out in a windstorm?

 

[George Berger]

What was your microwave doing out in a windstorm?

I assume it was drinking and moping about how hard it is to meet single appliances when you're old and outdated and smell like a bean burrito...

 

[David Thayer]

These are all great ideas and suggestions.

 

[Judi Coltman]

And I was going to suggest a foil hat.

 

[telracs]

And I was going to suggest a foil hat.

i think that's what killed the first one...

 

[Lummox JR]

I'm a big fan of punishing appliances that mistreat me. I used to keep stray Canadian coins in a side pocket for the express purpose of torturing a vending machine that liked to capriciously withhold the snacks I paid for. True story.

 

[Lisa Grace]

And I was going to suggest a foil hat.

Me too.

 

[Cherise]

Try writing on the computer instead of the microwave oven.

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