MegaEvils

Colors, lines, pigments, shapes, figures, outlines, light and shadows. These are all the things that I have been having a hard time seeing until now. My vision has been fading for the last two years now. I didn't really notice it change that much. I've always worn glasses and when I lost one of my lenses and had to get a new pair of glasses, It was then that I realized how bad it was I couldn't see. I maybe could see 3ft in front of me. Everything else was blurred and distorted but because I been living like this for a while I could identify what object I was looking at. But street signs, books, news papers... all of it was difficult to read

Well because my artistic talent with the pen and pencil is well, shit. I'm gonna try something different here. I have actually decided to tempt to write a story. Now when I think of writing a story I think a book, or something similar. I have now devoted about an hour a day to writing my story and it really lets out a lot of stress and tension. Its something that I'm really liking. Plus when I'm bored at work or with anything else it lets me stew and think "Hey that'd be cool!" or "Naw bad idea there." Plus I'm having a friend of mine beta read it before I'll start posting it here, he does that for many other fan-fiction authors so he's exper

A little info about the known Lurker species: In Internet culture, a lurker is a person who reads discussions on a message board, newsgroup, chatroom, file sharing or other interactive system, but rarely if ever posts or participates -Wikipedia This particular specimen likes to view and watch other people and get lost for mass amounts of time wandering around from place to place. If asked "Why don't you post?" or "you've been here how long and have what to show for it?" you'll get the response that "I don't have enough time", "My art sucks why post?", "To lazy to dig out the scanner". All these known excuse's are common among the lurker po