In the office next to the monkeys. Not the sixties band.
Most inspirational place to write. Page 2
So, you work as a zoo keeper? Does he know?
No man could keep Zooo!
1) The bath
2) Walking (on my own ... crucial)
3) Sitting in front of the PC staring at a blank page, even on those days I feel like never writing another word. Oddly, after an hour or two it all starts to flow.
Art or discipline verging on masochism? I think it's both. 
The car.
Martini
I'd take a chance on it being a sunkissed beach with me dabbling me toes into warm pacific ocean, a big, fat drink in a coconut (with an umbella and a straw in it) sitting in a hammock slung between a couple of palm trees.
I reckon that I could write some brilliant stuff there. 
In High Wycombe, crying.
Quote: marion @ January 13, 2008, 9:31 AMI'd take a chance on it being a sunkissed beach with me dabbling me toes into warm pacific ocean, a big, fat drink in a coconut (with an umbella and a straw in it) sitting in a hammock slung between a couple of palm trees.
I reckon that I could write some brilliant stuff there.
Why would you want to!? 
Because this place is about a foot deep in mud, freezing cold and I haven't been away on holiday for about 15 years.
I've no idea why that scene appeals to me. I must be bonkers
Quote: marion @ January 13, 2008, 11:43 AMBecause this place is about a foot deep in mud, freezing cold and I haven't been away on holiday for about 15 years.
I've no idea why that scene appeals to me. I must be bonkers
I tend to get most ideas when Im at work, which is why I always have a little pad in my pocket.
At home in front of this computer. It could be anywhere but this is where I settle into the Zone and slip into a trance and let her rip.
Quote: David Bussell @ January 13, 2008, 9:49 AMIn High Wycombe, crying.
Quote: Skibbington von Skubber @ January 13, 2008, 12:08 PMAt home in front of this computer. It could be anywhere but this is where I settle into the Zone and slip into a trance and let her rip.
Ah, Skibb, so true.