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If anyone is curious, yes, this is an old family picture. And I covered everyone's faces with letters so they wouldn't kill me for posting old pictures. Of course though, I wasn't able to cover eight year old Gray's face, so yeah. Look away! Look away!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've glowed up over the years, hopefully.. Random person: Actually, you haven't. Me: Shsssss, let Gray dream! :P A quick note:     Heyyyyy guys! I'm sorry for being SUPER irregular when it comes to when I post!! I've just been tired and not very busy (does that make sense? I think not). Buuuuuuuttttttttttt, yeah! I will try to get into more of a blogging schedule again, because I use to have one, but then I got busy! Let's get on with this post!!       Have you noticed something off about the families in YA? Pretty much all of the families are dysfunctional. Think about it, for the most part the parents are either dead, divorced, ignorant of pretty much everything, or one of ...

           I got nominated for the Liebster Award by Karyssa at No Coffee, No Can Do.  So thank you, Karyssa!!! And for all of y'all who don't know, Liebster is German for darling, and I didn't even have to look that up because I'm cool like that. :P          Anyways... Rules: -Link back to the person that tagged you -Answer the eleven questions -Tag eleven bloggers, and let them know you tagged them -Ask your tagged bloggers eleven questions Questions 1. How long have you been writing?         Since I learned how! 2. When you write, do you like to type or write by hand?            I type, I use to write by hand, but when I turned thirteen my grandparents gave me a laptop. This laptop is probably the best thing that has come out of being a teenager so far!  3. Oxford comma: yay or nay and why?  ...

                    Aha! At last I am doing another writing tip post, because I haven't done one in a while!! (Does that count as an intro? I'm going to say yes).         So children, they're like grownups only they're smaller and they only want to have fun and eat sweets, but hey, who doesn't?         Lately I've read a lot of books where the authors write the most fake kids I've ever read! They always fall into one of three categories: 1. The über sweet darling. This kid is an angel from heaven, they cannot sin. 3. The über evil brat. This kid is a demon or possessed by demons. Basically this child is only there to give the main protagonist grief. 4. The ghost. This is the kid that is only mentioned twice and you haven't seen him since the first chapter and you're on chapter twenty…       ...