The Future

I closed my laptop last night when I shut it down, and today when I was going to check e-mail and read blogs, I found a few books on top of my laptop (my mom acts like my laptop isn't even there, so she puts stuff on it). One was a small playbill. A playbill is a little book that tells information about plays.

On one page it showed a picture of girl who looked about 24 years old. It showed more pictures of her below acting in plays. The article said she probably got more parts in a Broadway play than anyone else in the country. It really amazed me; this 24-year-old acting in major New York Broadway shows. It made me think about the future. I started asking myself questions: If I become an author, will I become famous and be in magazines that show information about authors who have had tons of books published? Or will I just be a best-seller for one single book, and then everyone forgets about me a month later?

But I don't need to worry. I have lots of years. I have plenty of time. Why am I even worrying about this stuff? Gosh, I have a brain that likes to plan ahead, don't I? It's good to plan ahead, but why 12 years before? But it's how I am. A ten-year-old who likes to plan ahead, loves animals, and loves to write. I could write on the computer all day if I could. And now, it's time for a poll.

Question: Would you rather be famous in New York or California (my answer would be California. You probably know about the post about East and West)?