My Writing Experience

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As a writer, I almost never have enough time to myself. I am still shocked to see that I can manage the few projects that I have at the moment. I've got 3 kids at home, and it's normally chaotic during the holidays (every parent out there knows what I mean). So, today I had a few hours to myself, which gave me time to go to the store and buys a few goodies at the dollar tree store. I normally buy some bagels and a few snacks for the kids and me, but I also buy a lot of notebooks and writing supplies (you know, for my writing). While I reached the cash attendant I've noticed that there some very interesting trays, just as I passed the fresh and cold sodas (It was so hot I had to go for a Fanta). I picked one of the many trays (they are party

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