012012 -- THE DEATH
Jan. 20th, 2012 03:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
memorialrainbowI am writing again! Even though I woke up this morning and felt like THE DEATH. (It's a girl thing.)
But I'm now sitting here in my little hidden Starbucks, typing away at my novel. Or, I was. XD Let me tell you about this Starbucks. Finding a place to sit in the city is near impossible. When you go to Barnes and Noble, there will NEVER be any place to sit in there. I can guarantee that. It's like people sit there and just do nothing all day. It's the same thing with the Starbucks down the corner from my house. Never a place to sit. Always room to stand, though.
One day I was in Times Square and I was wanting a frapp, so I put Starbucks into Teebs to see what it would bring up. After I went to Sam Ash, I found the place it was talking about, a small little S-bux between Broadway and Sixth on 45th. It's not widely advertised -- I mean, I'm sure you can see the Starbucks logo, but there are at least three other Starbucks by it.
Every time I go into this Starbucks, I can manage to find a seat. Even if it's just at the bar, but it's still a seat. I can sit, I can relax, even for a minute. It's not Zanesville's Starbucks. But it's pretty darn close. And that's why I like it.
I better keep writing. Does anybody on here want to read part of Cosmic when I'm done with it?
--Emily
But I'm now sitting here in my little hidden Starbucks, typing away at my novel. Or, I was. XD Let me tell you about this Starbucks. Finding a place to sit in the city is near impossible. When you go to Barnes and Noble, there will NEVER be any place to sit in there. I can guarantee that. It's like people sit there and just do nothing all day. It's the same thing with the Starbucks down the corner from my house. Never a place to sit. Always room to stand, though.
One day I was in Times Square and I was wanting a frapp, so I put Starbucks into Teebs to see what it would bring up. After I went to Sam Ash, I found the place it was talking about, a small little S-bux between Broadway and Sixth on 45th. It's not widely advertised -- I mean, I'm sure you can see the Starbucks logo, but there are at least three other Starbucks by it.
Every time I go into this Starbucks, I can manage to find a seat. Even if it's just at the bar, but it's still a seat. I can sit, I can relax, even for a minute. It's not Zanesville's Starbucks. But it's pretty darn close. And that's why I like it.
I better keep writing. Does anybody on here want to read part of Cosmic when I'm done with it?
--Emily
