Hey everyone, I don't like saying my real name online so you can just call me Ace. I have so many fandoms, I can never remember all of them but some of my favorites are Gravity Falls, Star Wars (especially Rebels), The Lunar Chronicles, Ranger's Apprentice, MLP:FiM, Adventures in Odyssey, Disney, HTTYD, White Collar, Ratchet and Clank, Uncharted, Parks and Rec, Avatar:TLA and LoK. I also enjoy webcomics, especially The Silver Eye and Space Boy. Basically I'm just a God-loving, formerly homeschooled fangirl who likes to write and draw and be creative in general.
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My doctor wants me to try out the Reid diet and this website was like “here is a list of some good foods to use on it!” And of course the link doesn’t work 😒
Anyone have any good recipes or cookbooks for the diet? I honestly don’t want to try it at all and the lack of clarity of what I can or can’t have isn’t helping…
Here are a handful of ways to open the very first scene in your book! There are plenty more to explore, but these are a set of very tried and true methods.
Autobiographic - your protagonist starts the book reflecting or talking about a past event. They’re looking back in time and sharing an important piece of information with the reader.
In trouble/conflict - a problem has arisen for the protagonist and a sense of urgency is established. This can be an intense conflict like a chase scene or a puzzling problem.
Mysterious opening - the reader is introduced to something peculiar (a fantasy location, unique magic, a cloaked figure, etc.) that raises questions in their mind. Their curiosity will keep them reading.
Scene-setting - the most common opening where you focus on introducing the setting and the characters in it before anything else.
The questioner - the protagonist is questioning something: “Who invited the guy in the trench coat covered in red?”
Beginning with a thought - the novel is started with a philosophical quote or meaningful thought from the protagonist. “What is living worth if she’s not doing it with me?”
Intriguing dialogue - the book starts with interesting dialogue that captures the attention of the reader.
Mood establisher - the novel opens with a deliberate mood that signifies to the reader what they should expect from the story. Ex. a spooky story may open with eerie words and a dark atmosphere.
So I’m kind stressed cause I’m 99% sure I forgot to take my prescription this morning (normally I have a way to keep track but stuff was moved around yesterday so it messed with my routine), and I’m only just realizing now….and it’s possible I took it? So I don’t want to take any now…plus I’ll be taking it in less than 12 hours anyway…
I’d just appreciate prayers that I’ll feel okay and missing this dose will be okay because it’s one that says you should not miss a dose and I’m just 😬