“There is a core of evil in all things good, and a core of good in all things evil.”

I came up with this after looking at the ying and yang and realizing that maybe people who do evil things do them for the right reasons and people who do good things do so for the wrong reasons.

But interpret this however you wish.

To be, or not to be, that is the question; but will I like the frigging answer.

For the aficiando's out there (and those who aren't), the first part is the opening line from Shakespeare's Hamlet, Act III, from the nunnery, Scene I.

"The first draft of anything is shit." - Ernest Hemingway

Though I know this, this quote encourages me when I feel like what I'm writing is crap. The first draft is a mangled, jagged, soup of words. Handwritten, corrections, edits, and notes make the draft look like the unorganized notes of a scientist.

The important thing in the beginning is that I understand it.

The most important thing is that the reader understands it. If the reader does understand what's being conveyed, mission accomplished.