Fifteen years later. I can't believe it's been that long. Of course, I have very little memory of 9/11, only stories from my mom. I was about three or four at the time, and my mom was tying my shoes and getting me ready for daycare when the news broke in Kentucky. It was a very devastating day, but it was also a day when so many people came together.

We'll never forget.

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One thing I love of writers I their transition from amateur to professional. Priceless911 is a great example. In the very beginning of his story Tears o fa Fallen Star I get this I-am-not-that-practiced vibe. but over the course of the next ten chapters he finds what he is good at writing. I feel he is really good at conveying battle scenes.

These transitions fascinate me and I am continuing Tears to find how it ends.

I am currently reading Taers of a Fallen Star by Priceless911. I have read his story Cutters and thoroughly enjoyed it. I then noticed that he wroe tears first which is why the quality was different (not in a bad way of course). I'm waiting for the transition in his writing to take place.

I am beginning the fourth book in the Star Bolt series and am psyched (spellcheck much?) for it. That's like all I have to say...you can leave now...go...GET OUT!!! PUT THE SILVERWARE DOWN!!!

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Well another year and once again you are all graced with 9/11 memes.

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I thought I had too many stories going at once. I was popping along doing seven stories. I'd hop between them making a little headway every day. Then I finally finished one. I came back to my story pit and found out that instead of six I now have eleven. How the heck did this happen? Are they breeding? Why are they doing this to me? Am I going to have to neuter them or something?

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