I didn't realise

How late it was.... Of course, its about the same time that I blog everyday, but I didn't really notice the time go by.

I tried to do some Math homework, but I didn't understand it at all. So I went on to fanfiction, I haven't been on fanfiction properly in ages, and Kingdom Hearts fanfiction really grabs my attention lately, so I've been reading this mpreg fic. Its good so far, addictive, not amazing, but good enough to read.

Do you ever get one of them fanfictions? I tend to choose a lot of them like that, I have a thing where I can't really be bothered to read really serious fanfiction. It's not my style. I'd do it if it was a really really good one. Some fanfictions just try to be too serious for the subject, you know?

So if I'm talking about stories I think I should really mention this idea I have, its for a teen novel so it is probably going to be cliche and totally unoriginal.

So I'm thinking about writing a story about a girl who's been in a coma since she was thirteen, she dreamed of a world where she's wanted. Where these people are chasing her down, claiming that she has something they want. That she's someone that they need. But when she wakes up, everyone insists that it was all a dream and nothing like that would happen to her, but people she dreamt about are starting to appear in reality, and before she knows it, she's being chased down and wanted all over again.

That's what I have so far. Its in the early development stage, so its probably going to change LOADS by the time I'm through with it. Once I've worked on the idea, spread it out a bit more, put some twist into it, and write it up it should be a lot different from that idea. That's just how I roll, I think of an idea and by the end of it every thing has changed.

I like writing like that though, I mean obviously some elements of the plot will stay the same like the coma and waking up and being wanted will probably stay the same. But I'll try and make the story a little more original than what it sounds now. I might even leave out the wanted part and just write about a girl coming to terms with the fact that the life she knew was all a dream. It's probably a very confusing time for coma patients like that. I need to do quite a bit of research into the idea first though. You can't write a novel without looking into the idea first, right?

That's more or less all I have to talk about at the moment.

I'm still waiting to hear back from Subways. I was going to call them today and I lost the courage. I'm determined to call them tomorrow if they don't get through to me tomorrow. I hope and pray that they at least get back to me, even if it is to tell me that I'm not experience enough for them to hire me, and if they call to tell me that I think I might rant to them some shit about equal opportunities and I'll never get experience if they never hire me. The usual. Its like EMA in school. I don't qualify for EMA because my parents earn over the limit. They never consider though the amount of family members, how much money gets spent on what. I mean, if they can give EMA to school students who HAVE A JOB then they can obviously afford to give EMA to people like me who lives in a big family and the money could be helpful.

But I'm done ranting. Its not like the people who run EMA is going to do anything about it. Equal opportunities my ass.