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Monday, April 18, 2005

   Novelist! Novelist!
*Sigh* The Institute for Children's Literature sent me a packet for thier publishing program... It's only 329 Gil. But I had to apply by April 13...And I didn't get the packet til today, the 18!

Interestingly, they sent me this after the official notice they sent me telling me that they were deleting me from the list because I hadn't enrolled yet... Actually, they sent me this drop letter three times, which made all the stranger that they would send me a special offer package two months later...

I was just going to ignore it. I don't know why I bothered opening it. I have no money and I really don't think I'd make a very good children's author. At least, not in the trasditional or stereotypical sense.

I'm not sure why I opened it. But I did. And wouldn't you know it the sneaky little monsters knew exactly how to hook me?

Full tuition $329-or twleve installments of $27 a month.

Which isn't a big problem. Of course, they still have me enrolled under my step father's last name-gonna have to get that fixed (stupid me, imagining I actually had a father...)

Another complication is that my biological da' already forked over way too much on this Art Institute program which I failed... But that's not so hard to get around. I have yet to meet anyone more like Shigure than my father- Really! Bambi eyes will not get you a flame thrower but Tohru eyes will get you just about anything else.

Sorry, papa. I love you, but really you have got to stop spoiling me before I get the Bunnies... ^_~

But the question remains, should i invest my father's money in a program which will most likely not understand that what I really is for children-just... not... the kind of children adults expect thier children to be?

Am I making any sense?
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