Playing

My mind is in ‘play mode’ – meaning it wants to have fun, not work.  Not sure why exactly.  Perhaps it is the change of the seasons, the whimsical variety of foliage on the trees.  Maybe it’s the earlier sunsets, or that October is often an intense time for me, both personally and professionally.

So I’ve been playing – piddling around with story ideas, putzing about with my current projects, reading some fluffy novels, sketching, making playlists on iTunes, reading about whatever inanity I come across on the internet.

That’s where I found this fun place:

Fakebook (yes, that is F-A-K-E-B-O-O-K… with a ‘K’)  It’s a site that allows teachers and students to create imaginary profile pages for study purposes.  It’s an amusement park for literary geeks – and for me, it’s a long, slippery slope into the den of procrastination (i.e.,  a total time suck.)  But…

Because my mind appears to be on hiatus this month, I made two Fakebook profiles.

I now present to you…

 

Elizabeth Bennet

Elizabeth Bennet’s Fakebook Page

 

 

Fitzwilliam Darcy

Fitzwilliam Darcy’s Fakebook Page

 

Have a look-see.

And then …just because it’s October,

Go Play!

 

About karen

Karen has been a Jane Austen fan since she read Pride & Prejudice as a diversion from the grind of graduate school. Years later, in 2006, she found Jane Austen fan-fiction, lurked for a couple of years, and began writing and posting stories in 2009. Karen was born in Everett, Washington, and at age 11, after a somewhat nomadic childhood, moved to her family’s home state of Kentucky. She lives in a quiet little town with her husband, son, and daughter.
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