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[the_rck]

Are chapter titles and/or chapter summaries things that people pay attention to? I don’t, but I am decidedly not everyone, so I thought I’d ask. If I did do chapter titles, they’d pretty definitely be descriptive rather than actual, proper titles. Basically 'In which thus and so happens.'

Of course, I kind of associate the 'In which thus and so happens' titles with, of all things, Winnie-the-Pooh.

I’m kind of cat waxing just now because I need to stay up another forty five minutes to an hour and am kind of falling asleep. I’m not focused enough to write or to do anything else productive that requires mental focus (I did gather up the trash so that I can take it out tomorrow. I suppose I could kill three minutes by putting dishes into the dishwasher, but I normally do that while my tea steeps in the morning).

I don’t know… Maybe I’ll just play Fluid Monkey on my phone for a while. Coming up with chapter titles for all of my chaptered WIP seems excessive. Maybe just for Rheotaxis.

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[dancingdragon3.livejournal.com]

I'm thankfully getting sleepy already, yay. But as far as I can recall, chapter titles aren't that big a deal for me, but if it was a longer story, I'd definitely appreciate descriptive summary like titles.

And I associate those with the show Friends. Lol that Winnie the Poo used the first. That sounds about right, ha.

Good luck staying up. I'm going to try and go to sleep. Have a good one :-)

[the_rck]

Well, I can go to bed any time now. The point of staying up was that, in between 10:45 and 11:30, Scott's work might call to say that they don't need him to go in at 3:00, that he can wait until his normal shift start time instead.

Them not calling doesn't mean they need him. Some supervisors forget or can't be bothered.

I don't think I've ever seen an episode of Friends.