I am also a writer. A front-end developer. A gardener. A small-town Alabama kid just trying to figure out whatever it is that that folks are supposed to figure out on this journey. Welcome to my little home on the web.
It’s hard not to like James Patterson’s easy-to-read, fast-paced Maximum Ride series. He keeps the chapters short, and you find yourself turning the pages at a fast rate, keeping in line with the novel’s pace. Since I’ve just come off a streak of reading nonfiction books about genetic engineering, Patterson’s … Continue reading →
I wanted to write a review of James Patterson’s Maximum Ride: School’s Out — Forever, but I had a slight problem. My Internet connection kept going out. Every 5 minutes or so, I’d have to remove the computer from my lap, get off the bed, walk into the next room, … Continue reading →
I’ve finally finished the site. This was something I was supposed to do about three months ago. Just click the link and join the community. Well, join me because there is no community yet.
I’m thinking of making some changes around the site. Right now, I feel like my designs are kind of cramped by the Google ads. I feel like I’ve been trying to design around them instead of integrating them into my design. I know, I change this site a lot. Anyone … Continue reading →
Emily Brontë may have just changed my mind on this whole Realism genre. I was scared away a little by Jane Austen’s Emma, but now I’m enjoying this era of literary work. This is a story about love. A love that is so strong, so intense, that it transcends life … Continue reading →
Susan and Janice, who run 5 Minutes For Mom, are hosting the Ultimate Blog Party. You don’t have to be a mom to participate either. It should be a great way to meet new bloggers and make new friends. About me:I am a 22-year-old college student at Auburn University. I … Continue reading →
I was searching for something to write about tonight, and I came up with almost nothing. Eventually, I began reading some old stories and essays and random musings in “My Documents.” I found this incomplete thing that needed to be finished at some point. I remember coming across it a … Continue reading →
Anyone who’s kept up with some of my book reviews knows that I’ve been reading about biological enhancement and what the future holds for the human race. When I first saw the title of James Hughes’ book, I immediately thought I would read about further proof that we are on the brink of a biological uplifting of our society—a social change so vast that the world as we know it will be redefined.
Yesterday, I told myself that I was going to change my life. Today, I told myself that I wish I didn’t say that. I’m restarting my Body for Life program. This change has been a long while coming, and I should’ve started back months ago. But, there’s nothing I can … Continue reading →
Download Facebook Mimic version 1.2.1 ([download#26#hits]) Get the new version (2.0): Get version 2.0 here. (Also, ask all support questions about version 2.0 at that post). Version 1.2.1 Fixed the text-alignment problem that arose for some reason. Version 1.2 Fixed the background color. It is now white again. Fixed the … Continue reading →