Welcome to my site that I hardly ever do anything with
(because I don't have the time)!!

Welcome to my website. I hope that you enjoy the stories, the poems, and some of the pretty pictures. Don't forget to check out the WOD at the bottom of the page. I wonder how long this scrolling marquee can go for? Maybe forever . . . and ever . . . and ever . . . and ever . . . . Welcome to my Website!!

I hope you enjoy things here!

My journal @ live journal

My Stories (they could be better . . . but they'll do for now)

In His Head
I went through a stage where I wanted to write stories for Teen magazines. I never got any published, but this is one that I attempted to get published.
The Girl In the Video

Eighth Grade Diary
This one was for a group that I was part of. They wanted me to write a story on their dorky, little topic.

Dogs
Presently, this is my best work. I really like this story, and I love the idea. It needs so much more work though. Let me know what you think about it.

Set As Wallpaper
My insanity taken to new heights! I've been told this story doesn't make sense.

The rest of my stories

NEW!

Enjoy some of my mediocre poetry.

Other Links!!

Info on Me
Everything you've been dying to know, but afraid to ask.
OK . . . not really . . . but there are some things in there about me.


Gus

Other things that you can do:

• Read a copy of Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl (It's valid for women, too!)
• order some pizza for me from Pizza Hut! Yummy!!
• Check this out: It is dictionary.com Try to find out what the first, ever Word of the Day for dictionary.com was.
• Make up stories about dictionary.com being an exboyfriend of yours. Then tell everyone that he's a real dic.com . . . .
• Start working on a story . . . this is how you should start it: And then I read on the site, "Start working on a story . . . this is how you should start it" . . . :)

FYI:

Word For the Day (because words rock!):

isochrony(adj.) 1. time is equal to duration.
2. Characterized by or occurring at equal intervals of time (in narration).

Example sentence:
"Generally speaking, the idea of an isochrony between narrative and 'history' is highly ambiguous, for the narrative unit which, in literature, is almost always a narrative text connot really be said to possess a definite duration."
Gerad Genette "Time and Narrative" (taken from Essentials of the Theory of Fiction. 2nd Ed. Edited by Hoffman and Murphy. 1996).

OR . . . my PERSONAL favorite example of that word: "Who in the hell uses the word 'isochrony'?"

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