Yaggo!  I just heard some news today, and I'm not too sure how I feel about it.  More later when I can put this into words.

A friend of mine has collected the events from my documentary into book form.  It's been released as fiction, so as to hopefully not cause too much of a stir.  Of course now that I say it's a fictionalized account of true events, I probably just blew the cover....

http://www.amazon.com/Melody-Jackson-House-Lafayette-Street/dp/1480064858/ref=sr_1_1_title_1_pap?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1401333005&sr=1-1&keywords=Melody+Jackson

Day One - AFTER THE INFERNO (well, that's a little extreme, as their weren't any fires per-say...OKAY, this was a shameless eye-catcher. Sue me.)

Me, in my younger days

My mother thought it might be therapeutic if I started a blog and jotted down my thoughts after the events.  I realize that no one remembers said events (which I will not go into at this juncture) of the last couple of weeks, and I will probably be written off as a loon in the comments.  That's fine!  That's a cross we must all bear at some point in our lives.

After I finished the documentary, I realized that there was much more going on than we at first realized. There's no way I can release this video to the public at this point.  Not that I don't love ridicule and dirty looks, but until people get their memories back, I would rather it not fall into the internet fringe.