I am trying to become a professional writer. I am writing comic book stories everyday. I AM NOT DRAWING THEM!! (I leave that part to people who actually have skills) You will understand why in a minute.
I am writing everyday now.
But since the sun is shining and softball season is almost here. It got me thinking about the first "comic book" I ever wrote.
The first comic book I ever wrote took me almost a year to complete. I wrote every word and I drew every picture. (The drawing by far took the longest)
So far only a handful of people have ever seen it or read it.
It is by far the greatest writing accomplishment of my life, and the story I am most proud of.
Here it is: "The Story of a Girl and a Boy"
This book was how I proposed to my wife Renee.
The ring was taped to the last page and when she got to that page, I got down on my knee and asked her to be my wife.
She said: "Thank You!"
I paused.
Waited a moment and another moment and finally she said "Yes".
I started writing "The Story of a Girl and a Boy" over 12 years ago this May.
At the time a comic book reading/skateboard riding/child care working/geek asked the prettiest girl he had ever seen out on a date to the "batting cages".
She said yes.
Little do most people know, but that comic book reading/skateboard riding/child care working/geek started saving for an engagement "ring" his very next pay cheque.
I started putting the book together shortly after that.
Little over a year later we were married.
We have been together ever since.
She is still the prettiest thing I have ever seen.
PS: we still have our cat Mia.
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