little bitty girl

I know I talk a lot about Stefan on this blog. For Pete's sake, I only see the guy all the time and he is one of my bestest friends in the whole, wide world so it only makes sense that I should be talking about him as much as I do. Anyways, if you haven't noticed before, Stefan and I are very competitive with one another. Then again, you're only hearing my side but trust me on this, we truly are natural rivals. I think in many ways this exhilirates us both as people.

Anyways, every so often (more often than not) Stefan likes to make comments about my writing. Usually, it's that I am so verbose, or that I have run on sentences. If you check out Stefan's work site you will notice that his work has a very Zen, streamlined, clean look. It's a true reflection of him as he is a man of very little words. It's like he weighs all of his words so carefully as if he only has a few to last him a lifetime, so he'd better think long and hard before using them. Which is great for me, because as you can see here, I love to talk and it can't be both of us talking. Then again, I think it's one of the strongest part of his character, as he never wastes time saying stupid shit to fill in the emptiness of silence as I often do. When he tells you he cares, he's not just saying it.

I am the Queen of Verbosity and run on sentences. Sometimes, you just need to have them, screw the English teachers. (sorry, Mum) I know that I am rather loquacious but it's usually to deflect people from actually getting to know me. It's different though when I write. I write the way I do because that's how it comes out. Sometimes it's a little and sometimes it's a lot. That's just the way it is.

Anyways, I am throwing the gauntlet down to Mr. Stef. If you're going to make comments about my writing, then you too should have your own blog that people can openly critisize.