The Editing Process Is A Necessary Evil.

I Think I Have Always Wanted To Tell Stories. My Mother Was The Real Catalyst. I Kept Talking About It And So She Pulled Out A Story I Wrote (and Illustrated) Back In Elementary School. She Used That As Proof That I Should Be Writing And Had Been Doing So Unconsciously For Years.

A Good Edit Process Turns Rocks Into Diamonds, And Every Author Should Love That Part As Much As The Creative Phase. I Do Love It. It's A Different Side To Writing. It's Like The Fine-tuning.

Setting Can Be Something That Is A Major Player In A Scene, Something That Makes The Mood Leap From The Page. But If An Author Doesn't Handle It Right, It Falls Flat Or Seems Overdone. It Is A Challenge Getting It "just Right".

Everyone On My Team Is Different In Terms Of How Long Before A Workout They Prefer To Eat. I Like To Eat My Big Meal 4.5-5 Hours Before I Play. I Usually Eat A Carb Either Rice Or Pasta With Tofu Or Chicken. Around 2 Hours Before I Play To Like To Eat Greek Yogurt With A Banana.

I'm Still Reading Some Scripts And I Model As Well, So I'm Still Doing That. But I Don't Want To Do Like Just Anything So We're Being Really Selective About The Stuff I'll Do.