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Personal Narrative: A Career As A Writer's High
Inspiration comes at the oddest of times. This week a fellow writer inspired me to kick it into high gear. After taking this semester off from College I realized I have an insane amount of free-time which is actually driving me bat shit crazy. My boyfriend and my friend both suggested I use this time to work on my writing. Even my writer friend said she was sending me "all the luck in the universe!" She is a very talented writer but most of all she is a very upbeat person and amazing friend. Sometimes, I call her my muse because something she'll say will spark an idea in my mind and we bounce stuff off of each other leaving us both with great ideas.
Many writers like to write alone but knowing that while you are working on your story that a friend of yours is doing the same thing is very energizing and uplifting. It reminds me of people who walk into a room and bring a good feeling to everyone around them. Except, this feeling is like a Writer's High. A Writer's High is this incredible feeling you get when you are into your story and cannot stop writing as if adrenaline is pumping through you non-stop. It's the feeling that gets writers through their books and past all the blocks trying to stop them.
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She has had more time than I to craft her writing and I could never let that go to waste. I'd want to take the people with me that I care most about, those who I know will be able to handle the business. This world would lose something if they left writers like her undiscovered. As for my writing, I have been working on several books but there are 2 main ones that I am determined to finish soon before I go back to classes and finishing my BA degree. I have been spending countless hours devoted to my writing while still studying to take the LSAT. Its a strange pairing, but it works for

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