The experience exceeded my daughter's expectations, so I had a spectacular time @bakerchristopher ;) My husband and I started really young and the years have flown by. And while I wouldn't change a single moment of my life, if there was anything I could do to alter the 'script', it would be to slow things down- but I am loving the blockchain because in lieu of stopping time at least we can record it :)
I've actually already put one novel through and am currently putting through my second, but if you wanted to read something of mine check out The Playground Series- short stories about the deeper meanings in life, discussions ranging from propaganda to religion to false history, all from the perspective of two young teens-(I'm super proud of these)
The thing is, I never envisioned having close interaction with my readership; steemit has made the entire experience magical. I can't even express how incredible it is to be a part of a true global community. At least half of my closest friends on here are not from the US, - such as @meesterboom from Scotland, (his blog is hysterical, I highly recommend it;) or @jedau from the Philippines (English is not his first language but you would be hard-pressed to realize that when reading his novel A Day in the Clouds), or @surfermarly from the Canary Islands, originally Germany, you won't meet a more positive, beautiful spirit anywhere, and the videos of her on her surfboard transport you to that tropical world.
I'm catching up on anything I may have missed with the hardfork series, really looking forward to this project as it continues. I hope steemit is as amazing for you as it has been for me!
EDIT: I binge watched the last half of Ozark, and I just wanted to say that I thought the characters of Boyd and Russ added a great dynamic, it felt as if their characters were just starting to develop and I for one would have loved to see more of them.