Maddy’s Project

…a fictional character driven writing project

February 16, 2009 • 5:34 am

The Way this Works

Project X is a collection of writing telling my story. You can browse around and view whatever portions of Project X you want. The Main YprojectX Website is still under construction. I will update ya’ll when it’s up and working. It will be the hub for all of Y Project X. Y Project X is a vehicle for a story that is comprised of smaller stories, journal entries, conversations, and emails. It is a faux social network made up of a collection of wordpress blogs.

The best way to experience Y Project X is by exploring the sites. You might also want to subscribe to the various RSS Feeds for the Y Project X sites.

Some of the writings are responses to surveys which are part of Y Project X.

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Rachel’s Project

Our Beginning February 22, 2009
Maddy and Kelly finally called it quits in March of ’95. I can’t say that I was sad about it. I had broken up with Lyn early March, and she had immediately started dating my (former) best friend. I can’t say I was torn up or anything. I knew it had been coming. We had [...]
X Rachel
Stephen February 18, 2009
She was so mad at me, we didn't even say goodbye. About a month into the semester I heard she was dating Stephen. Here's the thing. I knew it was coming, the end of our relationship. I was ready for it. It stung more than I was ready for, though. We didn't talk for almost a year after that.
X Rachel
The End February 18, 2009
I walked out on her. I did. She wanted to get married and I walked out on her. Have you ever done something that seems absolutely horrible, but known it was the only choice you had at the time?
X Rachel
I Told You February 17, 2009
We made love that morning to wash away all the dirt and grime of the past. I understand that now. It was our first time, and our last. I can't lie, it was intense. We worked out all that was wrong in the world until we were cleansed. After noon some time Maddy headed home. We would stay together officially for the next few weeks, but in reality we were […]
X Rachel
Defining Moments February 17, 2009
I was washing her hair, and talking to her. I don't remember what I was saying, though I know I was just making chatter. I just remember sitting on the edge of the tub with my feet in the water washing her hair and thinking this is my life. In so many ways, this was the realization of what my life was to become. I understood for the first time what it m […]
X Rachel
That Summer Night February 17, 2009
That night. It is forever emblazoned in my mind. It is a memory I share with a few people, and yet our views are all so different. It was a party on the far side of the reservoir. A pre-graduation party. Everyone was there. Maddy and I were there with Stephen. Kelly was there with her boyfriend, Jimmy.
X Rachel
The Beginning February 16, 2009
Our first conversations were full of evasion. She was a mystery wrapped inside an enigma. At first she seemed angry, but not so elusive. The next attempt to talk was a quick shoot down.
X Rachel
The Friendship February 16, 2009
I sat down next to her and contemplated the moon. She just leaned over and put her head on my shoulder. I couldn't think of a single appropriate thing to say. So, I didn't.
X Rachel
What I don’t know… February 16, 2009
This project is about my friend Maddy. It is an exploration of new modern writing mediums, a multi viewed story of my friend Maddy. Now what I don't know about Maddy could fill Giants Stadium. So, I'll start at the beginning.
X Rachel
Project X February 16, 2009
What do you think it’s going to be like to empty all these stories into the public eye? I am a little scared as to what we will find at the end of this journey. I can see this project growing, but with so much work ahead. Let the stories roll. Let the questions flow.
X Rachel

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