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darkwing dook wrote:Mmmh...
How about Mercury Retrograde?

This happened to me whenever I would start w riting a novel I was doing. Every time I began typing,light bulbs would blow,no matter where I was. Not just near me,but upstairs as well.My room mate w ould come down and tell me to stop. Due to the problem with light bulbs,I have had to stop doing my novel. It w as about what would happen if an onstage created entity came away from it's host. How would it behave,since the entity was a killer,rapist,and a few other things. Would he go on doing as he had,would he feel the weight of his actions and find mercy,etc.
I miss writing about him,but I just cannot afford to keep buying light bulbs. (and this is not a joke.)

Whiskeyriver wrote:

darkwing dook wrote:Mmmh...
How about Mercury Retrograde?

This happened to me whenever I would start w riting a novel I was doing. Every time I began typing,light bulbs would blow,no matter where I was. Not just near me,but upstairs as well.My room mate w ould come down and tell me to stop. Due to the problem with light bulbs,I have had to stop doing my novel. It w as about what would happen if an onstage created entity came away from it's host. How would it behave,since the entity was a killer,rapist,and a few other things. Would he go on doing as he had,would he feel the weight of his actions and find mercy,etc.
I miss writing about him,but I just cannot afford to keep buying light bulbs. (and this is not a joke.)

Would love to see that novel in print.
And the deal with the blowing light bulbs out... do they blow even if they are turned off? Because if not, you could just turn off the main and write by natural light. I suggest turning off the main, as it would reduce risk to any and all electronics from voltage or frequency spikes. But this would only work if the existing energy (electricity) was being altered. If the energy is being directly generated by yourself or another close to you, then the solution I offer will not work.

Hi,
Thanks for replying. \I thought about trying to return to my novel,and wonder if my character might not now kill my light bulbs. And,no they were turned off at the time I was writing. Problem is that I have to use my PC to write with.And if I turn off the lights altogether,then my PC wont work. lol. I used to write with pen and paper,but I dont do that anymore. And,if I write with them and want to add to what I previously put on my PC,then typing causes the same results. lol.
If I begin to write again,I'll let you know about any murdered bulbs.

This is funny. I'm tempted to intentionally unground myself so I can watch the lightbulbs and sparks fly. Please don't do this.