After the ball is over

[owlmoose]

It's always odd to wake up the morning after I've finished a collaboration, and realize that there's no reason to expect a new scene or some commentary to be waiting in my Inbox. Odd, and a bit of a let-down.

It'll be even stranger when I sit down to work on whatever project comes next. (Hopefully the next chapter of "Aftermath" -- I've let that one lie too long.) Where did the other half of my brain go?

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[kunstarniki.livejournal.com]

It is a very strange feeling. One is quickly spoiled by the presence of another mind so closely attuned. I miss the complicated game of striking sparks off one another and finding new and better ways to say things.

BTW: the spare mind is only in suspended animation and ready whenever the collaborative urge strikes. :)

[bottle-of-shine.livejournal.com]

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*CALLS DIBS!*

Re: I

[owlmoose.livejournal.com]

There is the part of me that wonders how long we'll manage to hold out this time. ;)

Then again, working solo doesn't seem to have slowed you down any! Quite the opposite, in fact. I have ideas, too, although I don't know when I'll have time to sit down and bang them out. Before my trip, I hope.

[owlmoose.livejournal.com]

Oh, I know. Believe me, I know. ;) We'll talk. ;)

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[kunstarniki.livejournal.com]

We both know we will stumble the instant a tempting notion hits either of us. ;)

Believe me, had I not been stuck in a sterile waiting room so long Friday morning, I would be resting on our (scratchy) laurels for a while. And, please note, I think you are Superwoman getting so much done all at the same time. And being Madame Directortrix as well. When do you leave for your vacation?

Re: I

[owlmoose.livejournal.com]

June 28th. A week from Thursday. Soon!

I will probably be utterly Internet-free during that time, so it's a good thing we finished up first. ;)