megis

No one ever does the complete right thing for the 1st 30 to 40 yrs of their life. It's all a matter how you approach it and how he/she/they aproach it. The rough draft is always written until you turn 41 or 46 and then the the pen is actually put to paper. Then you start writing the actual story. So you still have time to craft it. However, there are still those who can keep crafting it through their 60s or 70s. It all depends on the storyteller/person who lives the life. You have so much more to tell. This is just a rough draft for a "first chapter." I have to admit I can't wait to see what you've "written."