"Beary much so," I sang out as I hit the machine's buttons vigorously until I kicked his arse with my majestic skills. Not literally speaking since it was only luck, but he didn't have to know that. "Not berry funny," Dimitri pouted as he turned to face me. "If Dimi actually Dimitry, he would Dimi-get it." I blurted like an idiot. I wanted to facepalm my face. No, I wanted to facepalm the woman who gave birth to such an idiot. Mara Starr isn't social; she would
Okay...so truth is I write poems too, I'm not great at it...probably not even good. But hey, what can I say? Sometime I just need to express myself and let the letters pour out of my mind. And when I'm finished I get this. So enjoy.
Someone called me 'sham' in the work place. Shockingly it helped me to realize where I stand in my life now and what things I must learn to improve. As we grow, we learn how to handle words that hurt.
"Please don't do this, I'm begging you" Kieren pleaded, "Sorry but I need to, I have to get this prick out of our lives" Things were pretty normal for Kieren and Josh. They both loved each other more than anything in the world and they were truly happy together. That was until Tom came into the picture. Tom wouldn't stop at anything to get the man of his dreams, Josh, back into his life. He would even go to the lengths of getting Kieren out of the picture... completely. The
Trudging through Mordor can be all too real an experience, sliding into fantasy from our ordinary lives. Yet even in Mordor, there can be hope - and a song.
Yes, there is an awful lot in here about vampires and werewolves, but it's not what you think. For real. Seriously. Look, read the Prologue - if you think you can figure out what the book is about (hey, that rhymes!) and suspect you won't like it, exit out of the book and read something else. No hard feelings. On the other hand, it might turn out to be something you never expected, and will be worth going to Chapter One...then Two...etcetera, etcetera. All you have to lose is a few minutes of
This is a story based off of two things. The first, is the fact that I recieved two twin dolls for my birthday. The other thing is that I had written a song in fourth grade called So You Say She's a Rock Star. The story is a great one. I'm sure fans of Run and Hide will love it!
A preliminary collection of poems and lyrics about life through my eyes, mistakes and all.
"Beary much so," I sang out as I hit the machine's buttons vigorously until I kicked his arse with my majestic skills. Not literally speaking since it was only luck, but he didn't have to know that. "Not berry funny," Dimitri pouted as he turned to face me. "If Dimi actually Dimitry, he would Dimi-get it." I blurted like an idiot. I wanted to facepalm my face. No, I wanted to facepalm the woman who gave birth to such an idiot. Mara Starr isn't social; she would
Okay...so truth is I write poems too, I'm not great at it...probably not even good. But hey, what can I say? Sometime I just need to express myself and let the letters pour out of my mind. And when I'm finished I get this. So enjoy.
Someone called me 'sham' in the work place. Shockingly it helped me to realize where I stand in my life now and what things I must learn to improve. As we grow, we learn how to handle words that hurt.
"Please don't do this, I'm begging you" Kieren pleaded, "Sorry but I need to, I have to get this prick out of our lives" Things were pretty normal for Kieren and Josh. They both loved each other more than anything in the world and they were truly happy together. That was until Tom came into the picture. Tom wouldn't stop at anything to get the man of his dreams, Josh, back into his life. He would even go to the lengths of getting Kieren out of the picture... completely. The
Trudging through Mordor can be all too real an experience, sliding into fantasy from our ordinary lives. Yet even in Mordor, there can be hope - and a song.
Yes, there is an awful lot in here about vampires and werewolves, but it's not what you think. For real. Seriously. Look, read the Prologue - if you think you can figure out what the book is about (hey, that rhymes!) and suspect you won't like it, exit out of the book and read something else. No hard feelings. On the other hand, it might turn out to be something you never expected, and will be worth going to Chapter One...then Two...etcetera, etcetera. All you have to lose is a few minutes of
This is a story based off of two things. The first, is the fact that I recieved two twin dolls for my birthday. The other thing is that I had written a song in fourth grade called So You Say She's a Rock Star. The story is a great one. I'm sure fans of Run and Hide will love it!
A preliminary collection of poems and lyrics about life through my eyes, mistakes and all.