Greetings all.

For anyone who cares, I am a college student attending one of the nerdiest colleges in the country. If there is any question, yes, I am a complete and utter nerd and once in a while I write just for kicks. My writing probably tells more about me than I ever could so I'll let it speak for itself.

A disclaimer for I Come Bearing Jell-O: I did not actually write the chapter headings, they are lines from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Kudos to you if you recognized them.

I did post another story, Welcome to the Dark Side. I'm not planning on working on it until Jell-O is finished so please don't expect any updates soon. I'm also writing this story a little differently. I'm going to try to write this one all on paper first, when normally I like to compose on the computer. It'll be an experiment for me and we'll see how it goes. For now, just read and contemplate, and review if you feel the need.

Also, for the entire month of November I will not be posting on Fictionpress. I will, however, be taking part in National Novel Writing Month (www.nanowrimo.org). So expect something from me sometime in December, but until I am done with NaNoWriMo, Jell-O along with everything else I have on this site is on temporary hiatus.

A collection of reveries on life and living. Each chapter is a different short story, unedited for the most part. Very, very raw.

I Come Bearing Jell-O

Romeo Connors is gorgeous, smart, and athletic - a typical highschool heartthrob. The only problem is Romeo could care less; in fact, he has sworn off girls entirely. Unfortunately, when the Connors family moves to a new town, no one else cares about Romeo's pledge. When Bi befriends a girl named Juliet (Dylan to her friends) who has her own share of problems, it's all over for Romeo. Told from Dylan and Romeo's POVs.

Welcome to the Dark Side

Rachel Wright had the perfect life. She had everything going for her, and the best future anyone could ever imagine, when suddenly it all went wrong. When her best friend changes inexplicably, Rachel has no one to turn to. The only person who she can find to trust is the one person she shouldn't.