I hate country music. I love clubbing. I have a 4-year-old kid. My hero is thierry henry. My wife works at home depot. I coach football at the local school. I used to play professional football. I got a stanford degree. I loved to write at Stanford. I majored in history at Stanford.
I love country music. I live in missouri. I teach middle school math. I love teaching. I write fiction stories. I'm nervous about submitting my articles for publication. My dad and my son both worked at home depot.
Have you written anything good recently? I'm working on a short story, but I'm having some problems with it. What kind of problem are you facing? I'm just not sure which of several directions to take the plot. What types of things did you used to love to write when you were at Stanford? You mostly write fictional stories which require a lot of thinking whereas I wrote simple Historical stories which I pick up from my academics in the university. Yeah, maybe I should try historical stories instead! Right now, I'm working on a story about a woman who has been missing for several years. I want it to reflect something that could happen in real life, so I'm struggling a bit and trying to do some research on past real cases. I wrote Historical Stories as it was my Major at the university hence somewhat familiar subject I suggest that you stick to fictional stories as it is better than the historical ones also the current plot that you are working on seems interesting.  It is interesting, but some of the research is also pretty scary. I guess my biggest problem right now is that I'm trying to decide whether to make it a sad ending or a happy ending. In todays world both are concepts are outdated, instead try with a ending in which the audience should decide whether the ending was correct or wrong or you might end it with a twist by actually not ending it and making the reader to wait for the 2nd part Yeah, I guess an ambiguous ending might be a good idea. I'm just not very good at ambiguity. I might like the idea of doing a second part though. It is really nice speaking to you, I am just waiting for your story to get published. I enjoy speaking with you too! And I'll definitely let you know if it gets accepted for publbication!