Work, work, work

[syredronning]

My project is nearing its end (thankfully!) and I'm working very hard to get it done best. I already received a kind of "1+" voting and congratulations in my mail :) That's nice, and so I don't have any qualms to write some treksmut whenever the software decides that it needs minutes for something (which is quite often).

My latest story hit a kind of wall today, and I was reminded of the wise words "there is no such thing as a writer's block, it only means you don't want to make the decision". True, so true for this story. I have some major points done, but squander over some others.

And hell, why are most of my groups so quiet?! *sniffles*

Anyway, went to bed quite early all week and will probably do so again tonight. I'm going to have Native American food tomorrow evening with a friend at a Frankfurt restaurant called "Manitou" *grins* Hopefully it will be fun and yummy :)

Comments

[kirolee.livejournal.com]

I'm still around. I'm busy trying to write a S/Mc wedding fic for Tempest.

Since you know programming far better than I, is it possible to write a web program to do some basic die rolls? It would have to be accessible to anyone who went to the url of the program.

[syredronning.livejournal.com]

In principle: sure, there has to be a way. But I'm sorry, I have no idea how to do it. The problem for you may be that some possibilities how to do it would need PHP or something on your webserver/account, and that usually doesn't come with cheap ones.

[kirolee.livejournal.com]

I do have php. I have my own domain www.kirolee.com

I just wish I knew something a bit more advanced than Pascal or Basic. (Ordinary Basic not Visual.)