Endings

The last MinnSpec writers meeting was about endings.

My definition of a good ending to a story is that you want to spend more time with the characters or in the world, but you're satisfied with where it ends.

What's yours?

A -> B -> A

Got a lot of work done on the day job project today. Took care of nagging photography business, paid bills, dealt with insurance to get paid for the storm damage, and set up some doctor's appointments. I even got a couple of pages of editing on Vicesteed done while I sat at the dining room table and supervised the dishwasher repair guy*. Did my physical therapy exercises while watching Sunshine Cleaning.**

Now I have my heated slippers, a cup of warm eggnog--and more work to do on the dayjob project.

Sigh....


* And yes, the dishwasher chose to function perfectly again while he was here. Grrr. I would say I hates it but I'm afraid it might hold a grudge.

** A cleaning lady and her just-fired sister start a business cleaning up after crime scenes. Family hijinks ensue. Sometimes touching, sometimes funny, but fails to rise above a C-grade indie movie. (That's still a passing grade.)