Hi,
I'm SJ (actually Sarahjane, but if I told you that you'd start writing odes to me and the rhyme would always be "aeroplane") and am more or less new.
Actually, I've posted occasionally at the old board under a couple of names, but never enough to develop a presence of any sort. But now I'm here, so hello. ~waves~
I'm also 20, which may help account for all the ghastly egotistical first person pronouns in this post (heh, and don't be thinking that any of the rest of you would get away with such blatant ageism
).
I'm currently writing a play, a short story and a novel (doubtless the most frightful pap, as I'll discover when I'm forty).
Kia ora,
SJ
PS. For those who don't know, kia ora is Maaori (ie. Kiwi) for "Hello," "Toodle pip," "Thanks!" and a million other situations. It literally means, "Be well!"
I'm SJ (actually Sarahjane, but if I told you that you'd start writing odes to me and the rhyme would always be "aeroplane") and am more or less new.
Actually, I've posted occasionally at the old board under a couple of names, but never enough to develop a presence of any sort. But now I'm here, so hello. ~waves~
I'm also 20, which may help account for all the ghastly egotistical first person pronouns in this post (heh, and don't be thinking that any of the rest of you would get away with such blatant ageism
).I'm currently writing a play, a short story and a novel (doubtless the most frightful pap, as I'll discover when I'm forty).
Kia ora,
SJ
PS. For those who don't know, kia ora is Maaori (ie. Kiwi) for "Hello," "Toodle pip," "Thanks!" and a million other situations. It literally means, "Be well!"
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Grab a cup of java and join in!
