Alright. This post won't be very long, but I'd like to mention that I'm writing a story. It's not incredibly interesting, but for those of you bored reader who need something to do with their time, I thought I'd bring it up. Y'know, just in case. Here's the basic plot line:
Delilah is a normal girl, just like every other sixteen-year-old. She has a crappy car and goes to a tiny high school in a tiny city up near the top of Ontario. She's lived the best life a teenager can live--there hasn't been a single shoot-out so far!--That is, until she notices a new girl in the town who seems to be following her everywhere! Other than at school, she hardly notices her stalker, but she's in every class as Delilah! This dark, Gothic-like girl was starting to freak her out. Was she a ghost? A zombie? A vampire? Turns out, none of the above. But still, she wasn't normal. Delilah learns the girl's name is Teresa, she's seventeen years old, and she's trying to keep Delilah alive while Teresa's fourteen-year-old brother plots to kill her, along with everyone she cares about! How will she ever get herself out of this huge mess? Why her? It's hard to answer any of these questions. And I won't until you can read it, if I decide you can (although now I suppose I have to since I've got your hopes all high;])
As soon as I finish the first chapter, I promise to post it somewhere (maybe here, but maybe not. I haven't decided which is best).
K. Z. Haasly
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Vacation
Yep, to confirm what you've heard, I actually am going on vacation. SURPRISE! So, I won't be able to talk to you for a while til' I get back. Though, just to fill you up, I can tell you about it now if you want. Yes? Awesome. Let's get started. But first, I'd like to apologize for not talking very much. I just haven't experienced anything very interesting.
So, for my vacation, I'm going up to my cottage in Quebec to visit my grandparents and cousins. It's in a little town about two hours away from Ottawa, and eight hours from London. Loooooonnngggg way. But it's definitely worth the wait. It backs onto a really big lake that's so beautiful and clear (on a good day). It's pretty private with tons of trees everywhere. There's three bedrooms, four beds, and two bunk beds. All the kids have to share a room pretty much (or at least a closet) and the adults either get a room or a pull-out couch, which I counted as a bed. We've also got this really FAST boat that sometimes drags us around on a big circle of rubber (also known as "tubing", or the best dang water sport in the whole world!).
As well as going to a cottage, I'm going camping! And guess where? Algonquin park! I've never been, and I hope the bugs aren't too bad. I have heard that it's, like, the most amazing campground in the world. I'm only going for four days, then I'm being picked up to go to my cottage. But I really hope it'll be a good time. One can only hope, and wish, and guess. ;)
I hope all my, like, maybe two readers at most are enjoying their summers as well. I wish you both the best, along with those of you who must have gotten lost and ended up on my blog, and were also bored enough to read a stranger's blog. I hope you're having a good summer, and happy August.
K. Z. Haasly
So, for my vacation, I'm going up to my cottage in Quebec to visit my grandparents and cousins. It's in a little town about two hours away from Ottawa, and eight hours from London. Loooooonnngggg way. But it's definitely worth the wait. It backs onto a really big lake that's so beautiful and clear (on a good day). It's pretty private with tons of trees everywhere. There's three bedrooms, four beds, and two bunk beds. All the kids have to share a room pretty much (or at least a closet) and the adults either get a room or a pull-out couch, which I counted as a bed. We've also got this really FAST boat that sometimes drags us around on a big circle of rubber (also known as "tubing", or the best dang water sport in the whole world!).
As well as going to a cottage, I'm going camping! And guess where? Algonquin park! I've never been, and I hope the bugs aren't too bad. I have heard that it's, like, the most amazing campground in the world. I'm only going for four days, then I'm being picked up to go to my cottage. But I really hope it'll be a good time. One can only hope, and wish, and guess. ;)
I hope all my, like, maybe two readers at most are enjoying their summers as well. I wish you both the best, along with those of you who must have gotten lost and ended up on my blog, and were also bored enough to read a stranger's blog. I hope you're having a good summer, and happy August.
K. Z. Haasly
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