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Why We Write
December 10, 2009
As I read Franki M.'s article, "Why We Write," a small smile played at my lips. I envy Frankie for discovering her reason and her passion. But yet, I'm supportive of her. I'm amazed at the simple desire to connect. I understand the desire to be noticed. How can a simple individual among billions be noticed? Frank attempts this wish by writing to express herself. For what it's worth, she made a connection with me.
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