Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for November 14, 2020

Yeah, that happens sometimes.

That insight to Adam’s dreams is scary, I may not be able to sleep tonight.

Oh heck, I want to know what happened to Danielle.

Hey wait! It was just getting good!

I guess the “Dance of the Seven Veils” scene wasn’t beHeading in the right direction for a children’s book.

….nether did I….

I see his problem. He was writing “prairie dog,” when he should have been thinking “groundhog.” That’ll fix it right up. ;-)

With all the folderol over finding the hat he probably forgot the one key part that linked it in and made it relevant

Just add some teen-age vampire angst and you’ve got yourself a best seller.

I hate when that happens. Also, I love when that happens.

“Prairie dog” could just be her nickname, or some kind of metaphor. Considering that Adam seems to suffer frequent writer’s block, I say go with it. Never know where it might lead.

This describes a LOT of my ideas in daytime.

“Uncle Tobias, we kept in a bucket…” -Jubal Harshaw, as written by Robert A Heinlein.

Change the name to Mata Hari and add to her resume World War I’s most notorious female spy and you got a number one seller…..

“It was the best of dreams, it was the worst of dreams…” ☺

Don’t leave it Adam, I see a Pixar short in the making.

Maybe there just isn’t any magic left in the hat

Leave out the word belly and you could have another children’s book.

At least he remember the story line after all that prep.

William the Plains bison loved her in spite of what she became.

I’ll bet Dog eat Doug could pick up on that idea and make a, comic, fortune.

I think I see Adams problem…to much coffee makes him not sleep soundly thus weird dreams occur. If this is how he get his writing ideas he might try another form of dreaming….his WAKING imagination….Na, never mind.

If ur a writer you understand this feeling. I know I do

I’d buy that book!

I’ll help you with the first line, Adam: “It was a dark and stormy night….”

Has it ever occurred to him going back to college and taking those writing courses again?? Nope!!

Actually, that’s quite the hook, outlandish can be a good thing.