Things You Learn When Writing

It is a strange realization to write 2000 words about buying a very specific product (that is not a plane or a yacht or a MRI or someting) and feel that there is still much more to cover, but about half of the words you have will need to be cut.

That, I think, is a fair contextual definition for “Nerd.”  One who knows far more about a given subject than anyone would care to read.


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2 Responses to “Things You Learn When Writing”

  1. meg
    8. July 2008 at 12:41

    did i miss you mention what it is exactly you’re writing? i’m super curious. oh yeah. and ichat with us soon, halo is too distracting to try to get in on the conversation.
    oh wait. how about you two plan to halo and we two plan to ichat? make it happen.

  2. Josh
    8. July 2008 at 21:16

    I am being mysterious.

    I’ll set it up with the wife.

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