When I say reviews or short stories what exactly does that mean? I should be more specific. (even though that’s pretty damn specific)

TV takes up most of my time so I might as well write about it. This could be a recap/review of a recent episode or season, a little series I call “women in TV” I’d like to start soon, or recommendations of one of the below.

The shows that take up my life and what you’ll see a lot of:

• The Walking Dead
• The 100
• Daredevil
• Supernatural
• Once Upon a Time
• Game of Thrones
• Legend of Korra
• Avatar: the Last Airbender
• Sleepy Hollow
• Teen Wolf
• The Whispers
• Doctor Who
• Sherlock
• Agent Carter

Upcoming shows

• Fear the Walking Dead
• Shadowhunters
• Legends of Tomorrow
• AKA Jessica Jones
• Heroes Reborn

Now to the other part of my blog, the part I’m most excited about but may take a little longer to wait for: stories. In my head are hundreds of stories I want to tell people, but never can I get it down on paper. Over analyzing, overthinking, and a lack of confidence in my own writing ability halts any attempt at an actual story forming. But this is where that changes.

For example, at the moment I’m working on a short story series that takes place in an amusement park that people just can’t quite put their finger on. It’s weird, it’s surrounded by a river, and you should never walk into the third bathroom stall in the men’s room next to The Chimera.

(working at an amusement park for 4 years helps)

And finally, there will be a few random assortment of posts thrown in here. Whether I’m talking about my personal life (not that there’s much to talk about) or possibly a rant or two about working with the public (spoiler alert: it’s horrible.) Now and then I do do something interesting.

And…that’s that. I should really work on the endings of my posts.