Have you ever wished you could sleep all day, every day and do whatever you waned when you want to? No one to tell you that what you were doing was detrimenLoving animals, nonsensical stories and farytales, the author incorporates all of those in her writings. Oftentimes a dash of morals to her works show consequences of one''s actions. She''s been writing story- poems, short stories and poetry since the age of eight. She says she enjoys doing what comes naturally.tal to you and possibly your health? Or, have you felt as though the world was your oyster and that you could open it at your leisure. This storyline follows a toad who believed that spending his time doing nothing to him was actually everything. He didn''t care about the time because the moon and sun were the only clues he needed. He never worried about being anywhere because he had nowhere to be. This toad thought his life was wonderful and it should not be taken seriously. To him It was all tried and true until he met someone who, though not tactfully, eventually changed his way of thinking.

Have you ever wished you could sleep all day, every day and do whatever you waned when you want to? No one to tell you that what you were doing was detrimenLoving animals, nonsensical stories and farytales, the author incorporates all of those in her writings. Oftentimes a dash of morals to her works show consequences of one''s actions. She''s been writing story- poems, short stories and poetry since the age of eight. She says she enjoys doing what comes naturally.tal to you and possibly your health? Or, have you felt as though the world was your oyster and that you could open it at your leisure. This storyline follows a toad who believed that spending his time doing nothing to him was actually everything. He didn''t care about the time because the moon and sun were the only clues he needed. He never worried about being anywhere because he had nowhere to be. This toad thought his life was wonderful and it should not be taken seriously. To him It was all tried and true until he met someone who, though not tactfully, eventually changed his way of thinking.