Summary: An early end to someone who didn't deserve to die.

Summary: Kongkajini ~ a collection of school works ~

May be helpful someday to someone out there or somewhere in me.

Summary: Come now do I really need to tell you what its about.

Summary: ~Poems and the like.

Summary: How the US Navy has changed my life.

Summary: "The difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter- it's the difference between a lightning bug and lightning."

For those who question their creativity, you're not alone. In fact, you might be suprised to find yourself in the company of Mark Twain and Muarice Sendak.

Summary: This is an autobiographical account written in response to shadowsirenv's "A Flute, a Piano, a Saxophone, and a Violin" challenge. Everything that happened is true.

Summary: Have you ever said anything that you regret saying? Maybe you've said some hurtful things to your partner, friends, workers, family, or just anyone else who are your precious ones. To those people who've been hurt by your words or action, there is something you should say to them so you don't have to carry that heavy burden and regret for the rest if your life. Tell them something that they will appreciate. Just say...

Summary: This is the first of many of my guides that explains the different facets of Mary-Sues. Here, you'll learn what Mary-Sues are, what they are not, how to create a balanced character, and what to do if you see a suspected Suethor.

This is based on my observations and opinions on various writing sites, and I believe that Mary-Sues are more than just the characters themselves. I have many more guides, which are compiled as a series here called "Mary-Sue: Who is She?" So if you have more questions, maybe one of my other guides can answer them.

Summary: Round robin for those who want to add. Basically, I got bored and made this questionnaire. Take it!

Summary: About bullying.

Summary: For a crime to be a crime, there must be one of seven elements present. [Criminology Drabble]

Summary: This piece was extra credit for a class called Law, Crime, and Society, which is more or less a study of the legal system and sociology combined, with just a little bit of criminal psychology thrown in. The essay itself is about some of the dirtier dealings on both sides of the Irish fight for freedom. I strongly caution you that it is a historical piece about politics and violence and its media reprecussions to this day. Do not read this if you are bothered by blood and guts, death, or violence.

Summary: I woke up last night with this thing that grabbed hold of me. I had to write it down in my dairy, and I wish to share with you all...

Summary: An essay for the Laws of Life writing contest, written from the heart, and meant to inspire. Enjoy and know that beauty always remains for those willing to look.

Summary: Descriptive Paragraph I wrote back in the seventh grade, about my cat, North.

Summary: It is very sudden...and then it is gone.

Summary: Time does strange things in life, especially when it comes to our birthdays

{Dedicated to Isis-san, HAPPY BIRTHDAY OH AUTHORESS I ADORE!}

Summary: Asian dramas! Why are they so great? Well...

Summary: Nothing ever stays the same.

(A piece that illustrates the emotional struggle I've had with my sibling for the past few years.)

Summary:
A simple essay on book banning.

Summary: So I bring up another bomb. I just like doing it.

Summary: This is a creative non-fiction essay that attempts to use my time building a fence as a subtle metaphor for how to write.

Summary: Various works of mine submitted to my teacher. I liked some parts of them, she didn't seem to fully get them.

Summary: We draw the line of patience and forgiveness; it's length depends on the person in question. So to, does how one fights back when that line is crossed. [Criminology Drabble]

Summary: My life story. A real story, and not the most uplifting one to be read.

I loved him.
He loved me.
I stood by him.
He broke me.

Summary: The silver blade flashes, and it stains me red.

Summary: This is just a thesis essay about the three most important aspects of religion that I had to write for my history class. I want to see what other people thought of it.

Summary: An assignment I had to do for my writing class. It's about one of my cats and how I went through motherhood because of him, I guess.

Summary: I should've known from the quote from Stephanie Meyer on the front cover that it was going to be bad.

Summary: This is a combination of a mini-autobiography, and my thoughts and feelings of my life, and current stand point in this world. Why I'm posting this on here, I'll never be quite so sure. Reassurance? Criticism? I don't know. Maybe it was so someone would know. Anyone.
Just so I didn't feel ... quite so alone.

Summary: Përshëndetje, Здравейте, Hola, 你好, Bok, Բարեւ Ձեզ, Bonjour, Γεια σας, Xin chào, नमस्ते, Dia duit, Ciao, こんにちは, Прывітанне, 안녕하세요, Sveiki, Здраво, Olá, Привет, สวัสดี, Merhaba, העלא.

Have you used this word today?

Summary: Are you a fan of anime? Think you know all there is to know about Japanese society? Think again. Some of you might be aware of this, but many probably aren't.

(I posted this on deviantART News with the references linked and pictures, but I also wanted to post it here plain for this community.)

Summary: I've been playing around with them, so I thought I'd like to give people a little bit of an idea of the pros and cons of each and some basic tips.

Summary: Suicide doesn't have to mean we pay for it; we can always make money out of something. Always.

Moral beaters shouldn't read this as it may, ahem, offend their otherwise perfect view of the world. Just in case you don't realize it, this is kind of satire, but without sticking in the part where I tell you what you could do instead.

Summary: There are many people in your life. Some are acquaintances, some are friends, some are family, and any of the aforementioned can be your cherished ones. To those people there is something you should say, something you should say to them so you don’t have any regrets. Go now, and tell them those words which touch their hearts and make them happy. Tell them...

Summary: This is a piece of creative non-fiction that will be included in my thesis. It's a short memoir that tells some of my pilot grandfather's best stories.

Summary: Random topics are up for discussion! Feel free to contribute~

Summary: Things every person born on this planet should be provided with and have the right to do.

One can dream can’t they?

Summary: Like it says, another lame essay for Brit Lit written October 2007.