Daniel McLeod
Bio
I am an aspiring author who gears more towards the sci-fi fantasy genre of fiction. My stories tend to be based in modern times, from earth going out into the far reaches of space and even different realms.
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The day two of my worlds collided
For me, I have very few things that I consider truly important enough in my life that I would call treasures. One of them being my family and another being my love for Power Rangers. It was something I never would have thought imaginable yet I'm glad for the aftermath. I was in my Sophomore year of high school and at a new school at that. My sister and I both attended the same school, Her in her junior year. While attending and looking at the electives, My sister picked a class called Aerialist which is basically teaching people how to do tricks in mid-air and such while I chose to take Karate. Months later, the teachers of that class put on a farewell performance since they were professional performers and travelled around a lot. I decided to go see the performance and thought that the show was one of the coolest things I had ever seen, so I decided to go up to one of them and say hi and tell him what I thought of the show. He enjoyed my complements and in return the two of us began talking for a bit about aerialists and what they do, after that he then told me to keep pushing for my goal, no matter how out of reach it may seem. As much of a teacher-like line it was I still somewhat held onto it subconsciously just like any other bit of advice I was given at the time.
By Daniel McLeod3 years ago in Families
To my Awesome Mom
To my awesome mom, Hey mom, I never told you this before but for many years I have seen you take care of me, my sister, and my older brother. I have seen you tackle going back to college and best it. You have been to many jobs for years on end and only leave because they either let you go or because of Brittney and me. I have seen you be an absolute superhero for years in more ways than one and during those times never once have I ever seen you truly complain about anything. So, since I am writing this both for you and about you, I’d like to take this chance to just say: Thank you for everything that you have done. You are the main reason that I don’t give up on things. Yes, I may look like I don’t try at things as hard as I do at times but trust me when I say you are the reason that I am constantly trying to find all the ways to find a solution to the problems that I have.
By Daniel McLeod4 years ago in Families
