a 30 year love story told in 30 days (design by: @perfected, artwork by: James R. Eads)

Two words: What if

quotes i like & quotes written by me {but mainly, quotes i like. i do not own the other quotes; all the rights go to their rightful owner.}

a collection of poems/stories based on Greek myths. {#152: Poetry} {#392: Short Story}

She waited for him in the silence. Hoping one day he will make her hear.

Sixteen-year old Audrey has had a passion for music ever since she can remember. Switching from her perspective to her much-ignored boyfriend, Andrew's perspective, "Dots on a Page," is a story that focuses on how a traumatic incident changes both of them.

Inspired by Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" ********************************************************************************* After a stressful day of finals and her thighs sticking to desk chairs, Jess is ready to leave school behind...until September. Ready to do nothing for the summer, her plans are shattered by her four best friends, who have come up with "The Bucket List to end all Bucket Lists," affectionately referred to as The BLT. Jess is more than skeptical and slightly frightened of doing all 143 things on the list before school starts again. After all, where does one in the Midwest find an ocean or a tropical rain forest? Throw in sexual tension among four of the five members of the group, and it seems like spending more time together is a recipe for disaster. Blackmailed into agreeing, Jess reluctantly arms herself for three months of angst, mischief, change, and perpetually sun burned skin.

Inspired by Shakespeare's "As You Like It." ********************************************************************************** Ever the Good Samaritan, Liz never hesitates to help out anyone. . . after a few strong shoves from her saintly mother, of course. One day, Liz volunteers to pick up her little brother from soccer practice with surprisingly little prodding. The fact that she was promised Taco Bell and a pass on taking out the trash is irrelevant. But when she meets a mysterious stranger in the park where she may or may not have been stalking him, Liz promises to become Mother Theresa if it will make attractive boys fall out of the sky and into her lap. Although he seems charming, the hot guy from the bench in the woods is obviously hiding something. Mafia involvement? Drug lord father? Abandoned on a church step in a cardboard box? Only time will reveal the truth to be something far worse yet infinitely better than Liz ever dared to hope.