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Question 2:
What is something from your childhood that you love to this day?
-Love/hate watching disability content in movies and TV-Still sometimes feel like a failure for not being an inspiring optimist like the ideal sitcom crips of my youth, but it's not like I could put up my own little snarky videos during my childhood(born 1973) Not sure I'd have done it; my reaction to being stared at it middle school to my regret, was to be a people-pleasing goody-goody.
I read fast and learned to type when I was four because my parents got tired of taking dictation of all my crazy ideas.(I'm disappointed about where I am as a writer partially because it sometimes feels like I've had a forty-year career already. America loves prodigies, not that I quite clear the bar, there.
What is something from your childhood that you love to this day?
-Love/hate watching disability content in movies and TV-Still sometimes feel like a failure for not being an inspiring optimist like the ideal sitcom crips of my youth, but it's not like I could put up my own little snarky videos during my childhood(born 1973) Not sure I'd have done it; my reaction to being stared at it middle school to my regret, was to be a people-pleasing goody-goody.
I read fast and learned to type when I was four because my parents got tired of taking dictation of all my crazy ideas.(I'm disappointed about where I am as a writer partially because it sometimes feels like I've had a forty-year career already. America loves prodigies, not that I quite clear the bar, there.
