August 30th, 2006

It's been over a year since I've visited this site, and I assume that because of this, all of my writing shown below is now unparallel with the way that I write, considering the last time I started a story was in 2003, and my last update was in 2004. I am incredibly sorry for the hiatus. I don't believe there is anything I could possibly do to make it up to anyone, just because it's been so long that most of you probably have no idea who I am anymore.

I was the original "Rae chan". I will not change my pen name, even though there is now a 1 attached to it (I despise numbers attached to any of my names), so I hope you will forgive me if I do not change it. I'd hate for anyone that knew me before got confused over a new name (and I'm sure that a lot of you have gone through that before with people on your list).

There are no new fandoms, and there probably will be no more new stories from me. Instead, I would like to revisit and rewrite some of my favorite stories. When I was 15 I discovered that writing was a useful way to let out my emotions. Because I did not have a boyfriend, and also because my friends loved to write (whether it be fan or original fiction), I had an incredible amount of time to dedicate solely to my favorite hobby: altering the endings or just the general story of the T.V. shows I watched. It was fun, it was productive, and it taught me a lot about the kind of person I wanted to be.

Now I am in my second year of college, and am studying to be an English major. I would someday hope to be a journalist and writer of short stories and poems, if not novels. Maybe someday you'll see my work in print, even if you do not buy it (at least read it in the store ; ). With that I conclude my biography, and I hope you enjoy the writings of my childhood.

I am now in the progress of rewriting The Dragon and Her Slayer. I will list it with (revisited) in the title when I have begun to post it. This is a NEW version of the old story. Otherwise, all other writings, as you can tell, are not nearly at the level of a college student, but I have not a heart to remove, delete, or abolish them from here or my memory. They are my past and they are what I credit to my personal love for writing.