Look, I'm back! Again!
I realized my last (and first) post for this account was 2 years ago, and basically was appologizing for disappearing, and promising it wouldn't happen again.
Ha.
So, I would go through the annual "I'm sorry for not keeping in touch" paragraph letter, but those who know me have already heard it a million times, and those who don't will very likely soon find out.
So, quick introduction since I have other things on my mind: I’m still with Jason (5 years this past October), I’m going to school for Medical Transcription, I’m finally working on finishing a novel, and I’m living with my dad.
Odd that those even fell into order of importance.
Anyway, I’m in class right now and grammar is stressing me out, so I took a break. To do what? To edit my story, of course. It’s still practice! I tell myself.
I’m doing my story in first person, and have been getting very picky about the use of present tense verbs in a past tense sentence. I think it’s okay, but because of all those pesky rules in the English language, I simply can’t decide.
For example, if I were to say “Stepping off the ledge, I landed hard on the concrete below.”, would that be ok? “Landed” is past tense, so it sets the sentence to be a past tense event. “Stepping” is present tense, of course, but it’s describing a present action in a past event…
I think it’s ok. I’m getting too picky. And I know I could just type "I stepped off the ledge and landed hard on the concrete below." but I'm trying to eliminate the "I..." repetitiveness.
Anyway, I don’t know how many people attached to my friend’s list are actually active, but I know a few have changed names now, so please pass on the message that I’m back! Have them friend me or make a comment so I can friend them.
TTFN
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School |
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sleepy |
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Paramore - Decode |