Another interesting person in Cheboygan! from Anasthasia [email] [homepage] 9:09 am - Wednesday,January 19, 2005

I did a bit more wandering around online than I normally do this morning and came across the rest of your site, other than the dreams and just wanted to drop in a hi since I haven't signed your book as of yet. I can relate to you with your writing. I love writing, have always written stories as long as I can remember (although I've had a 10 year long writers block just recently - but it's been broken!) I've never tried getting anything of mine published, would be nice if it ever happens, but if it doesn't, I'm still happy writing my heart out. Nice to see someone else who enjoys writing as much as I do :) from beauty [email] [homepage] 10:36 am - Sunday,December 5, 2004

Thank god I'm not Catholic either! That's just so cruel. I especially feel annoyed by it because I have that exact disease! I'm Jewish, and when I had my Bat Mitzvah I had to eat bread. So, instead of making me eat bread, the rabbi let me bring some of my gluten-free bread to use instead. I really don't see why this church guy can't do the same for this girl! from Marsha [email] [homepage] 1:02 pm - Friday,August 20, 2004

I'm one of those strangers who is happy to hear people drag on about their problems, since it takes my mind off my own dilemmas. I don't think you realise just how many people have been influenced by your work. On just about every story I read on the internet about egyptian mythology, I read notes from the author saying how he/she has been profoundly influenced by your work. Before you came along, there was no Egyptian Mythology on the web! (not literally of course, but writing of high quality was hardly easy to come by.)You have so many fans out there, you can't just ignore them and get demotivated with your writing. And trust me, I'm not just saying that to make you stop whining. In fact, I almost like your whining. Well, that does sound a little stupid. Oops. I know you don't need pity or anything... I mean... See how I've stuffed up? People always seem so distant when you read these types of... things... And I know how annoying it is to see me trail on like this. Maybe I shouldn't waste your time at all. Just want you to know this: Don't forget your writing, because there are people who depend on it. I'm not entirely sure I'm tactless enough to admit I'm one of those... I think I should stop writing what I'm thinking because it sounds stupid. Well, I'm generally not that intelligent anyway. Oh, look, my simplified version of the message I was hoping to deliver has turned into me complaining and trying to explain myself, and sounding dumb. OK, here's a simplified version of the simplified version: I live on the other side of the world to you (this one is almost perfectly literally), but I read your stuff religiously (it's the closest thing to a religion I have), and there must be others who feel the same way. So, what I'm trying to say is: just beacuse people are too lazy to review doesn't mean that they don't love your work. I'm too stupid to write a true review, so I just write comments. I know you must be severely freaked-out (oh, how charming, I can't even manage to look intelligent with a guestbook!), so I'm really sorry. I'm just sad, lonely and retarded. I hate people and they mostly hate me, and I don't blame them, because they have every right to, since I hate them so much. Usually, I spend my day wallowing in self-pity (excuse the cliche), and drawing (which I can hardly do) and writing (which I can't do at all)... Oh crap... I'm whining in a total stranger's web journal's guestbook. I am so sorry. from Iaret [email] [homepage] 8:36 am - Monday,July 5, 2004

I have been a longtime fan of your stories, and your works have inspired some of my own (as-yet-unfinished) stories. I apologize for never reviewing -- I'm reserved to the point of rarely writing something online except in reply to something directed to me. I have only recently found this journal, and I can certainly empathize with a lot of what you've written. Though this may not mean much, coming from a complete stranger, you are more than welcome to email me, even to rant and rave. I may not reply immediately -- I have no computer of my own, and rely on public computers, but I generally check my email every two weeks at a minimum; often I check it daily. I know this is a strange response from a total stranger, but I felt a need to write this, and I've learned to trust my intuition. The worst it does is make a fool of me! Just remember that if you ever need to rant, there's a sympathetic ear (eye?) out here, even if it is a total stranger... from Emily Alexandra [email] [homepage] 7:46 pm - Thursday,April 15, 2004

Hi I found your site very Nice! Wish I could learn this web shit! A dream is a path to the future. A quiet belief in the heart. A small secret wish nurtured deep in a spirit... Where all great accomplishments start. A dream is an endless horizon that only a dreamer can see. A dream is a challenge... A promise of all you can be." Have a merry X-Mas!!!!! from Wahoo [email] [homepage] 12:09 am - Saturday,December 13, 2003

Hey, I just wanted to say hi. You have a really nice diary and you're a great writer. I also know what you're going through with the anxiety and depression (I have both pretty badly too), so I hope you'll be okay. :-) from Shanna [email] [homepage] 12:49 am - Sunday,October 26, 2003

Why, thank you. I hope you come back too. Happy Random Guestbook Signing Week to ya! Pass it on... from Jenn [email] [homepage] 3:38 pm - Sunday,June 1, 2003

I think your erotica is great, stellar even; considering you are a virgin. Which proves your point: writing skills make a story real, reality often makes a lousy story. I like how you keep on going despite all these idiots out there trying to tear you down. You are good people. from Tinitsuatl [email] [homepage] 2:03 am - Friday,May 2, 2003

Funny thing. I'm also 26 years old and originally from Northern Michigan. I went to college at LSSU also. And after spending like 20 minutes digging through your sites it seems we have MUCH in common. Seriously...I've done a great deal of camping on South Manitou and spend every Labor Day at Mackinaw City. Even the "local" photos brough back memories of old. Not that I moved far away, just to Metro Detroit. Anyway, just wanted to leave a message to say I stopped by. from shelly [email] [homepage] 11:17 am - Wednesday,April 9, 2003

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