My name is Jessica.

(I'm the one on the left.)

I'm Wannabe OBGYN on Twilighted. I don't have anything published on there right now.

My aim is wannabeobgyn7. I'm usually on.

I don't really want to be a OB/GYN.

Thanks. :)

So now that we're done with that lovely introduction, I'd like to say a few things.

I have no idea what those few things are.

Therefore, I'm going to ramble and fill up some space in hopes that someone will read it.

I publish my (bad) poetry on...blogspot, is that it? Blogger...something like that. My account name is randomxjess on there.

And yes, I do have a hard time keeping one screen name.

I am rather young so my...lessons, I guess you could say, on the English language in a sense of Creative Writing are in need of some improvement. Although, I don't like to base my age on my horrible skills. I like to base this on private schools.

My mother, I assume, was a JesusFreak at heart and wanted me to be one, as well. Christian, private schools did not teach me the fundamentals of writing. Luckily, my current public school isn't either which allows me to be top of my class. So you may thank the wonderful publishings of several novelist for my writing skills.

I am also a horrible speller.

Why do you only write fanfiction for Twilight?

Well, my lovely fans, the answer to that is simple. I feel as though I am not ready to create my own characters so I use someone else's. However, I do try. But until I feel as though Alora and Trevor are real enough for my takings, they shall forever stay in my Documents folder.

I don't give out personal imformation on the internet. Other than screen names. I like to think of it as gay men in the army. Don't ask, don't tell.

Sometimes, I get...um...very self conscience about my stories, and I take them down. So if you happen to like one of them, and I take it down, I'm sorry. I'll put it back up, eventually.

I'm sure someone out there is thinking, if you think you suck so bad, why do you even bother?

Well, to be honest. I don't know. I just know I like it. And I've never had someone tell me I was bad at, so on some level, I must okay.