About Me: I'm legally considered an adult, vertically challenged and have an unfortunate obsession with buying stuff.

Judging by what my i-pod tells me, I love indie and rock music a lot, but alternative only most of the time. ;)

I listen to music about twenty hours of everyday (well, unless I'm at work - oh, wait, we play music there, too) because more often than not I fall asleep with my headphones in my ears and my greatest regret is never having been allowed to learn an instrument other than the recorder during my childhood. :'(

I think the smell of rain and sunshine is twice as good as the smell of freshly baked cake.

Stuff That Pisses Me Off: Incorrect punctuation on professional signs. When people put in an apostrophe in the word 'photos'.

When authors on FictionPress 'remove' their stories but then leave a couple of chapters up that merely contain the word 'removed' so they and everyone else can gasp at the amount of reviews it had while it was up - if you're going to remove a story, at least do it properly and stop spamming FictionPress with your twenty-word author notes. (And if the excuse is 'so readers at least know where it went' - well, leave a bloody note on your profile if it's that important.)

Typos. Why won't the keyboard just do what I want it to?

Bitchy, condescending people that can't see that sometimes there's colours other than black and white.

My Stories: Are all different, and I'm not a big fan of the whole 'love triangle', 'nerdy girl and hot popular guy' cliches. Sometimes real life can be interesting, too, you know?

You, Me, Them, Us - The first story that I ever actually bothered finishing. It was my baby for a solid six months when I really should have been studying or watching TV.

The Rothwell Redemption - Darcy's story has been a slow, slow slog, but now that I've got a shitload of time on my hands I'll probably try and update it a little bit. Being in that frame of mind for too long would not only be really hard but just depress the hell out of me.

Mount Inferno - Inspired by the Victorian bush-fires, this was something that I quickly wrote and posted but then got stuck on. Again, the further I get in this the more difficult it's becoming, but I'll be updating soon.

Choices - a one-shot that was one of my final pieces for English back in high school, it revolves around a soldier and the action that epitomised just who he was.