An Introduction
Hello.
Some of you know me as Falar. That name is one of my preferred ones on the net. It is also one of the ones I use most often. Well, sort of. Actually, I'm only using it here, currently. But when I finish QBIII, I'll revert back to Falar at Terrouge.
Some of you know me as Torry. There are probably a good deal of you that think of me as Torry. This is from my involvement in the great thing known as QBIII. Personally, the first name bores me, but I do love saying, "Good Evening, Mr. Steggimses." Hopefully, the name Torry shall be buried soon except for when I use it to brag with.
Some of you know me as Achoo. I like this name. It causes much sniggiling all round. But this name, too, shall die in the near future with the death of the character.
Some of you know me as jhovemeyer, that odd fellow on AIM. This, for one thing, will never change. Namely because I'm too lazy to get another AIM name and I don't really see the point.
Some of you know me as UJ, and those of you that do are on MSN or were on my mission trip. This name, although not commonly used to identify me with, also shall not die. Partially 'cause I can't figure out how to change it on AIM and partially 'cause I really like it.
Some of you know me as Jesse. Those that do, probably have no idea that I'm posting this. Er, well, actually, they will. Or at least some of them will. A certain few, who are me good friends or favorite siblings.
Stay tuned for new developments in the life of Whoever I Am To You. Now, a thingey that you do in LJ's, this taken from my good friend, Digger.
1. Grab the nearest book. In my case, it happened to be the Writer's Handbook, 1985 edition, the year of my birth.
2. Open the book to page 23. Which happens to be the close to a letter Outside the Ivory Tower, a Letter to a Young Writer by B.J. Chute.
3. Find the fifth sentence. It's a good sentence that will go at the end of this post.
4. Post the text of the sentence in your journal along with these instructions.
"Right now, you have a lot to learn, and you will never stop learning."
Some of you know me as Falar. That name is one of my preferred ones on the net. It is also one of the ones I use most often. Well, sort of. Actually, I'm only using it here, currently. But when I finish QBIII, I'll revert back to Falar at Terrouge.
Some of you know me as Torry. There are probably a good deal of you that think of me as Torry. This is from my involvement in the great thing known as QBIII. Personally, the first name bores me, but I do love saying, "Good Evening, Mr. Steggimses." Hopefully, the name Torry shall be buried soon except for when I use it to brag with.
Some of you know me as Achoo. I like this name. It causes much sniggiling all round. But this name, too, shall die in the near future with the death of the character.
Some of you know me as jhovemeyer, that odd fellow on AIM. This, for one thing, will never change. Namely because I'm too lazy to get another AIM name and I don't really see the point.
Some of you know me as UJ, and those of you that do are on MSN or were on my mission trip. This name, although not commonly used to identify me with, also shall not die. Partially 'cause I can't figure out how to change it on AIM and partially 'cause I really like it.
Some of you know me as Jesse. Those that do, probably have no idea that I'm posting this. Er, well, actually, they will. Or at least some of them will. A certain few, who are me good friends or favorite siblings.
Stay tuned for new developments in the life of Whoever I Am To You. Now, a thingey that you do in LJ's, this taken from my good friend, Digger.
1. Grab the nearest book. In my case, it happened to be the Writer's Handbook, 1985 edition, the year of my birth.
2. Open the book to page 23. Which happens to be the close to a letter Outside the Ivory Tower, a Letter to a Young Writer by B.J. Chute.
3. Find the fifth sentence. It's a good sentence that will go at the end of this post.
4. Post the text of the sentence in your journal along with these instructions.
"Right now, you have a lot to learn, and you will never stop learning."