STRIKE THREE!

The project seems to be going well, but I'm not to sure if I've actually inspired anybody yet. But I've spent time going back to my previous chapters and have edited them. I realized that each chapter I wrote, it had something to do with what I was feeling, what I had been reading, or what I had been experiencing. Really quite interesting.

Also, I now have a mentor! I don't yet have the interview, but it'll be done on Tuesday hopefully as I am scheduled to meet with Red Arrow Media on that day. I do hope they will be able to help me. Though I must thank Raina as she helped put me in contact with Red Arrow Media. Though I did go to find the place on Monday, I however went the opposite direction and ended up walking around the block before finding the place. (Curse my sense of direction!)

Now for replying to comments via this thingy, er, blog post!

R. A. Verhay: Thank you for those kind words! You've given me a drive to work harder!
Elayne: Thanks Sis!
Asha K.: Thanks For the good luck! *Takes the good luck and stores it in pant's pocket for later*
Jordan Pruitt: Thank you! I hope I inspire others too! maybe you will love to write one day!
April Dixon: Oh, hi April... *Hides behind random object* I'll have the interview done soon! And thanks for the information!
Kyra L.: I'm glad the quote made you think. I made that quote after a terrifying dream. and thanks for the kind words!
Riley Pence: It "should" be a good thing? Are saying that in a negative or positive way? Because of the lack of periods, I'm going to guess and hope it's positive. I do hope what I'm doing is good thing...

 Due to the positivity of these comments, I'm going to take a gander and say that I don't need to change anything; at least, not yet. The next three chapters will be up soon. just need to do some finishing touches!

Alright, It's time for another quote!

"Who determines who's evil and who's not? Is it our mind? Those around us? Or something else? Each person to ever do evil has either had a mental disorder or wanted revenge for being wronged or wanted to seem better then those around them. Each has a reason, many are just the result of mistreatment or manifested anger. But that brings me to another question: are they really evil?" Steven Hill