Hey! My name is Jimmi Wolf, but you could just call me Heater! Everyone else does. I love music, especially metal! But lately I've been in a funky mood and started to listen to other types of music. And to my shame and dismay, I actually found a rap song I liked! Yes, I admit this willingly...but it is a good song. It's Akon's I wanna luv you, by the way.
Anyways I also play the clarinet in band and a sophomore in high school! I have two dogs, who are also a sort of mascot for me and my friends and also a big fan of wolves and dragons! I hate people who discriminate, when people shamelessly wear fur coats, and when guys wear flipflops.
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News
2/18/07. Well, chapter three is up and I'm currently working on Chapter four. Yay me. Valentines Day just passed by, not that I'd need to telll you! Other than that, though, there's no news.
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Time Again
Tori Dawn is the teenager every guy wants and every girl wants to be, she just doesnt realize it. Maybe that's why her co-workers are so mean to her or her boyfriend is overly jealous and possessive, or it even could be why her mother refuses to give her the time of day and her father drinks himself to sleep every night. It could be, but Tori doesnt believe that. She accepts that she is imperfect and was content with her below average life. That is, until she met the roguish guitarist for the band Lost Forever. Jay Hayden is tough, mischievious, secretive, mysteriously charming, and brutally honest -- everything she knows she should be weary of. And yet, the more they bump into each other, the more she comes to like this enigma. Will she keep her predictable life with her boyfriend or choose this guitarist with one too many secrets?
Status: Currently on Hiatus until I can get past my writer's block
Wow, I find the last bit very cheesy, but when it comes to summaries I royally suck, so yeah! Hope you read and enjoy it!
This Is Supposed To Be A Fairy Tale
Rachel Holding has never believed in love. Sure, her father will tell her all about the wonderful times he and her mother shared before she died, but they are completely exaggerated in her opinion. The only thing she believes about love is that it only exists in fairy tales. But then Dylan Hall moved into town. He is strange, unpredictable, and not very social...unless it comes to her, that is. Through strange games of Twenty-One Questions and evening detentions together, she learns that maybe a fairy tale was exactly what she had wanted all along.
Status: Up and running
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