Cokekitty

About Me

Hi. My name's Katie. [smiley] I've been a member here for a few years now, and it's a really nice site. I reccommend getting an account, and if you already have one - stick around.

I love to talk. xD So if you wanna PM me, that'd be great. I love getting PMs. Makes me feel all important. [smiley]

Also: I roleplay. I'll roleplay just about anything you can come up with, too. [smiley] So if you have some characters you wanna put through a test run, or if you have a plotline that you're just ITCHING to try out, please, drop me a line. I'd love to roleplay with you. I've been doing it for almost ten years, so I'm pretty versatile.

Anywho, the likes and dislikes section! [smiley] I'll keep it basic.

Likes: Reading, drawing, writing (mostly poems), video games (specifically Rockband, Silent Hill and Super Mario World at the moment), supernatural stuff, Lewis Carroll, roleplaying, movies, and manga (and anime too, I suppose)

Dislikes: Dubbed anime, jerks, my self-conciousness, dentists (my biggest fear. Eeep!), needles, nusring homes (don't ask), my school's dresscode, being fat (I know, I know, it's my own falt. [smiley] I didn't ask for your sympathy, gosh. Get off my back), aaaand...fish. As animals and as food. Blech.

Featured Artwork

Tree

Miyuki

Drawing with a Trackball

Latest Artwork

Tree

Latest Finished

Dressin Up!

Latest Sketchbook

Latest Writing Submissions

Hades's Story

Adventure, Alternate Universe, Fantasy, Original Fiction, Romance

This story is about Hades and his struggles to win Persephone's heart. There may be mature content in the future, but for now, it's safe.

Adoption Center

Poetry and Song Lyrics

This was the first poem I ever wrote. I wrote this to enter in a Neopets (I'm a member, yes) poetry contest. I lost, but everyone I know was so moved by the poem that I decided to keep it and direct it to Adoption Centers in general, and not just the Neopets one. :) Hope you like!

The girl with the rat

Poetry and Song Lyrics

As is turns out, the little rat was really a gerbil. Before the girl (I believe her name is Amanda) left the park, she walked over to me and we broke out in a light conversation. I had met her before, and she told me that she was a practitioner of witchcraft, and she and her friend, Jessica, had tried turning themselves into cats, or, that�s what they told me. They also seemed very interested in the tarot deck I had brought with me the day I first met them. I tried to incorporate the whole story into my poem, and I think I did a halfway decent job. This author�s note is simply to tie up loose ends. And no, the gerbil did not think it was a cat, the girl did.