Ravings, cravings, and other deliriums of a writer.
Eat. Sleep. Write.
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Journal created:
on 22 March 2007 (#12557792)
Updated:
on 4 May 2011
Name:
Syd Gill
Website:
| About Me |
| I hate these things...let's try the pertinent information first: Name: Tage Marital Status: Happily Married Kids: One precious but precocious daughter -- our Lil'Angel Age: 26 Location: Around about Vancouver, BC - that's Canada people :D |
| The Favorites |
| 1. The Twilight universe by Stephenie Meyer 2. Superman - I've been in love with him for a very long time :D 3 Smallville - of course, considering the above 4. Reading and writing - my passion for the first has been rekindled since reading Twilight...I hadn't read anything for a while after becoming a mommy and so I'm grateful to the wonderful Ms. Meyer's for that. The second has been a hidden desire for many years and I've only now had the courage to act on...again, I'd have to thank Meyer's for that. Through her own personal story and the inspiration to write something set alight by reading about Bella and Edward I actually wrote something for the first time in my life. It's been a wonderful experience. 5. Music: I think that's good enough for now...just ask if I've left something out!. |
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