Growing up in a house with ten people, sometimes there wasn't much privacy so you had to made due. I was a child that loved to read and write, sometimes I could find a qiuet place to read a good book or write a short story, poem or maybe even a essay. Writing was my dream, I dreamt of becoming a famous writer one day. I would make sure that the book was interesting enough to keep people reading, there is nothing worst than reading a book without a good plot and a little mystery.

        As I got older my writing skills got better, I was always a Stephen King fan, because I could always get a good story out of him, so I wanted to be a horror/ thriller writer. Then I began to read books on Spiritual warfare and decided that, that was interesting to me as well. That's when I knew that I could write anything. I've never been a romance novel reader, but if I find a good one with a good plot to keep my interest, I might incline myself to read it. Well I'm not a big fan of romantic comedies either it doesn't matter who's playing in it. I'm more of a mystery person, I like a book that makes me want to stay up all night long to end of the story. Wow now that's a good book.

        My plans for my future is to become a full time writer and maybe even do some film writing, I know I have the talent and the potiental. One of my greatest accomplishments in my life is going back to school at the age of 36 and getting my high school diploma. In February of 2007 I finally became a high school graduate after years of playing around and beating around the bush, I finally decided to to it and guess what it was easier than I thought it would be. I thank God, because without him I wouldn't have beeen able to do it. In May 2004 I published my first poetry book and I cried just like I cried when I recieved my diploma. I had a right to cry I had worked long and hard to acheive these things and I have to say it was worth the wait. So I write to encourage someone else that you don't ever give up on your dreams, no matter how old you get, as long as you have breath, then you have time.