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Writer's Block: Exit strategy
Mar. 24th, 2010 12:51 am[Error: unknown template qotd]
Probably not the best one of these to wind down to, but I guess they can't all be about embarrassing childhood moments.
I've never actually told anyone in my family that I've not wanted them around any more; for the most part, I love my family. My mother and father are very dear to me, and my grandparents both had a strong influence in my childhood. But I was sort of raised under the impression that I was going to be doing work with my father when I graduated, so when I told them that I was joining Starfleet, things got a little strained. I'm still welcomed home with open arms and all, but it definitely doesn't make family gatherings easier.
That's actually why Christmas was such a pain; I had to deal with a lot of political talk and some... well, it's not even important. But the point of this is that I'm kind of on the other side of this prompt. Not quite to the point of no return, but we'll see what happens when the five years are up.
Though, when I was thirteen, I think I kicked a cousin of mine out of the house, if that counts. I don't even remember why.
Probably not the best one of these to wind down to, but I guess they can't all be about embarrassing childhood moments.
I've never actually told anyone in my family that I've not wanted them around any more; for the most part, I love my family. My mother and father are very dear to me, and my grandparents both had a strong influence in my childhood. But I was sort of raised under the impression that I was going to be doing work with my father when I graduated, so when I told them that I was joining Starfleet, things got a little strained. I'm still welcomed home with open arms and all, but it definitely doesn't make family gatherings easier.
That's actually why Christmas was such a pain; I had to deal with a lot of political talk and some... well, it's not even important. But the point of this is that I'm kind of on the other side of this prompt. Not quite to the point of no return, but we'll see what happens when the five years are up.
Though, when I was thirteen, I think I kicked a cousin of mine out of the house, if that counts. I don't even remember why.
