... and soul and vent your expression. So here it is. This is what I feel. This is what I'm expressing. I have writers block, which is ridiculous because this is my first assignment. Can I even call myself a writer? Anyways, " ... so disturbing…the ugly truth. So here it is. I wasted two years and hundreds of dollars to tell me things I already know. But hey, I got one crappy story out of it. ...

... mother would never name a child "Teacup;" only a little girl would. It's as if writers Jared and Jerusha Hess anticipated what the critics would say about Gentlemen Broncos, namely ... into normal society, they may have values that differ from ours, they may make ugly nightgowns and crappy movies, but they're having fun. They're trying to live their lives on their own terms ...

Dear fandom: We have so many amazing writers. It's true. I've been in a few other fandoms and the crap to greatness ratio is usually a lot more depressing. But WHY are our BNF crappy writers? Seriously? So many people with the most readers and the most comments are constantly posting OOC AU fic that frankly sucks. So many really good ...

... it wasn't juried so basically 90% of the quilts were the quilts you see pictured in books. I think Pam Bono had all her quilts on show. It was one big advertisement for the book writers/pattern makers Now you know me and quilt shows I take lots of pictures. Not today. there was very little worth taking to be honest. There was very little there that inspired me. Anyway here are the few photos ...

1. I don't know if any of you writers out there have a similar process, but the more time passes, the more sentimental I get about my fic. This is, at least so far, mainly true about fanfiction, probably because original fiction by ... old photographs that, at the time, would make you think "ugh my hair looks crappy" or "that's such an awkward pose". I enjoy going through ...

... Josh Wheldon (of Buffy fame). But then you have famous but mega crappy writers like Jeph Loeb. God he sucks. ... super heroes into nothing more than 2D cut-outs of themselves. I think the new generation of writers are writing for adults (read: 30-somethings) ... the pen for good and make room for the next generation of writers who are taking comic books in completely new and interesting directions ...