FINISHED

Last night I said good bye to the characters of the Mortal Instruments series, and I was so sad. I love trilogies, they give you three whole books to love the characters, and I really loved these ones. It was a great series and a wonderful ending, I just wish I can write something like that one day. I'm going to miss the characters so much. It might sound like I'm crazy, missing fictional characters, but I feel like they really exist, and I've been there for all their adventures, and now there'll be no more. I felt the same way when I finished Life Under the Stars, that's my NaNoWriMo. And that one was just a one novel thing, and yet it was still sad. But now I have to get back to it and revise it and edit, the part that I hate the most. I can correct the grammar and spelling and stuff like that, but I just hate removing parts and having to change the story. But if I don't, it'll be the same and it'll never get better. Though right now I still haven't touched it yet, I'm sort of hoping other people can help me edit, since I suck at it a lot. I'm starting my next big production in the summer: Saving Our Ships, SOS, get it? It's about seven ships that sink and seven pairs of people that are on each of the ships. So it's like seven short stories mixed into a big story.

Quote of the day:
" Behind every great man is a woman rolling her eyes." Jim Carrey

Ha, so funny, happy birthday. Hey, didn't Ellen say something like that?

"Behind every great women is a Lazyboy." Ellen Degeneres

Haha, get it? She was sitting on a Lazyboy, like the recliners, but it's also a play on words, so funny!!