So, I was messing around with this “Alexander Abertus” thing today, and let me tell you, it was a bit of a rollercoaster.
Getting Started
First, I had to figure out what I actually wanted to do. I mean, “Alexander Abertus” is pretty vague, right? I Googled a bit, looked at some examples, and decided to focus on creating a basic outline of the name’s potential, maybe like a character profile for a story or something.
The Process
- I opened up a plain text editor. Nothing fancy, just something to jot down ideas.
- I started by brainstorming. Just free-writing whatever came to mind about the name. Sounds kinda old-timey, maybe a bit mysterious.
- Then, I tried to organize those thoughts. I made a list of potential characteristics: age, occupation, personality, that kind of stuff.
- I hit a wall for a bit. Couldn’t really decide on a direction. So, I took a break, got some coffee, and came back to it.
- With fresh eyes, I picked a few of the most interesting ideas and started expanding on them. Like, maybe this Alexander guy is a retired professor, or a secret agent, or something!
- After a few more rounds of writing and editing, I had a rough draft of a character profile.
The Outcome
It’s not perfect, definitely a work in progress. But I managed to create something, a starting point at least. I think I’ll probably keep tweaking it, maybe even turn it into a full-blown story someday. Who knows?
Anyway, that’s my “Alexander Abertus” adventure for the day. Not exactly earth-shattering, but hey, it was something to do!