Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Remember and Pray
There is always someone (whether you know the person or not) who needs you. Friends who need surgery, friends who will need a shoulder to cry on...
Pray.
Pray for them.
Pray for the man who lives on the street. Pray for the family who hopes to have another meal. Pray for the men and women over seas. Pray for the neighbor who has a disease.
Pray.
Pray for them because even though they may not say a word, actions speak louder than words.
Maybe one day we'll find the cure for cancer or a way to regenerate human body parts, but until that day comes it's all in God's hands.
So pray.
Thanks.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Intense
Something started to vibrate against my hip. The phone. That little piece of technology that I hated…with a passion if I may add. Something was wrong, or rather something was going to go wrong very soon, and the message on the phone was about to tell where and when it would happen. I took out the cell phone and peered at the text I just received. A calendar with the events:
Today-Regroup at HQ
Tomorrow-Regroup at HQ
Day After Tomorrow-Plan targets
Next Day-Plan positioning
Day After-Everyone Explodes
Then-Enslave the Survivors
Next-Exterminate
According to this schedule, the world as I knew it would change within a week. We were now on the clock to find the intended targets so we could beat Ember to them and prevent the event on the fifth day from happening. I needed to call Volt, and I needed to do it now. I punched in the number with unnecessary force and waited for him to pick up the other line.
“Aqua?” he immediately answered
I followed his question with words…I think. I was in such a panic/paranoid state that I couldn’t form the simplest sentences.
“Aqua, Aqua, AQUA! Take a deep breath. Now, what’s wrong?”
“I got a message. I--”
“Send me the message first, please."
I sent it to him and patiently waited for his response.
“Jesus…”
“Volt, I-I--”
“We need to get this to headquarters. Now. You wait there, and I’ll come get you. I’m sure you don’t want to travel alone not to mention in the sewers--”
“I love you!”
“What?”
“I-I love you, Volt.”
I could tell he was smiling because he took a long pause.
“…And I love you, Aquamari."
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Feedback Requested-Character 2

Monday, March 16, 2009
Feedback Requested-Character 1
Thanks. :)
Her name is Venus, hero name Vine, and nickname Mother Nature. She can control and grow plant life. Her skin has a faint but distinct green tint to it, eyes the color of tree bark, rustic red hair that resembles tangled vines, slender body, and bare footed with toes that look like tree roots. Venus wears a long, flowing, loose green dress with knee length, skin tight brown leggings. She barely speaks above a whisper, and she rarely smiles in the presence of others. Venus shares these qualities and her good nature (no pun intended) with her partner Leo-The Predator.
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Beware of the Female Competitive Golfer

You must start out with the niceties. There is no way around that, and the first few holes usually are fill with pleasant conversation. But...beware, once you start pushing to be top in your group, they will bring on the heat. Some are just plain silent (that's not me...I'm just quiet) while others express their annoyance with you.
They cry (sometimes), yell (more likely at their parents...I've seen it a few times), stare at you (which is very creepy), ignore you (that's just plain rude), and several others that just question the lady's etiquette.
Another one to note is the tag-along Moms.
My mom is still learning the game, and she is polite and friendly to the other girls. But some of the other mothers, who watch their daughters play, can be and sometimes are very impolite when their daughters are losing to you, tied with you, or very close in scores. It's very scary and I was for sure I wasn't going to make it through regions without getting beat up. They stare at you hoping your next shot will go bad, and they tend to share some of the same rudeness that your competitors do.
I absolutely love playing golf, and I love the challenge against other girls. But I wish the other girls would take the drama (yes, the drama...there is always drama) out of golf because golf and drama mixed as well as...oil and water or cellphones and restroom faculties. Drama=nothing good. So to all golfers (men and women) leave the emotions at home; they cause you more trouble than they are worth!