Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for November 05, 2013

It’s more like something piques his interest, and voila, kangaroos. I KNOW how that works

My problem is I forget to read the comics if I start writing first. Here’s my comment to the 11/4 strip, posted at 6:55am EST today because I forgot to read the comics yesterday:

“There may be computers, word processors and typewriters, but nothing beats the first draft done on notebook paper with pencil or pens. I still have some unfinished drafts done in green Sheffield ink from their ink pins”

My greatest enemies are Candy Crush, Papa Pear and Jigsaw World. When I get stuck or uncertain of how I want something to go I do one of those games. They’re limited to five lives, or can be done fairly quickly and then back to the story. But some days you just get on a roll and can blast through several levels at a time on one life, or the puzzle is tough and you keep looking for just ‘one more piece’.

Nebuquduriuzhur is right about common plots. I have one author I really used to like, but now I can tell you that in chapter three she will do such and such, and in chapter six she’ll get hit on the head, and…OR you will find a favorite author, who writes good, funny books and then the series will gradually go so ‘dark’ I can’t be bothered. The Susie Stackhouse series comes to mind. The first couple were really good, but later, ugh.

At least Adam didn’t blame his procrastination on Doc’s Nuclear Coffee!!!!

Wow! Didn’t know we have such talent visiting this strip!

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