As a matter of fact I did write this part by hand too, just I thought it might do well if someone could actually read what I have written. 

Honestly I was surprised at how easy it was to just keep on writing, but I must admit that if I thought a sceen was about to turn weird I changed the subject. 

I learned that I love writing action and drama sceens, of which I really shouldn't be suprised at. I mostly have trouble writing sceens without action or mortal peril, like I can't really write what me characters normally do in a day. 

 

I think its time to share a few things I wrote.

I wrote of a girl who had a realistically vivid dream about fighting a huge scorpion, then her teacher woke her up and she found that it was a dream and she was in her classroom and she was suposed to be reading a chapter from Percy Jackson, the Battle of the Labrinth.

Another had a young man who walked into the woods fallen under a spell, spouted random things and walked in circles. The young woman with him wasn't affected by the spell and was able to save him with a fateful kiss.

A man (Brownie) banged a hammer into a gong and a young woman was so surprised that she jurked upwards and banged her head on the bottom of the counter, where she had been looking for something.

A bookcase fell ontop of this young woman and she is found by a young man she had dreamed about for years, he got the shelf off of her. He found that she was injured and called for 911 (This to me was very random since this particular part was suposed to be back in the age of knights)

 

And this was the point when my pen ran out of ink.

 

Probobly put too much in here but eh it's what I was thinking about.