This sounds familiar...

"Man's inventiveness had eclipsed man's adaptability to the ever-changing environment in which he found himself. The introduction of spray painting and ducolng displaced French-polishing; talkie pictures spelt doom to thousands of musicians in theatres; and in practically every branch of Industry new machines had been invented which replaced thousands of men, so that to-day no man knew when his job was secure."


The Depression: Psychological Aspects, The Sydney Morning Herald, 2 October 1931

Baaaaaaaaaaaaaah

There are two problems with starting a new writing project.

1. Coming up with new characters, plot ideas, setting etc.

2. GETTING THE OLD ONES OUT OF YOUR HEAD


I also seem to have the line "No, no, don't hurt the elephant." stuck in my head. Which probably sounds funny, but in context, it's sad :(