Breewheelin [Diary Entry #1]

[Dan Herrera]

I felt good... No, I felt great after episode 3 of Pride. I mean, what was there to not feel great about? I mean honestly. Donovan and I have started to live out our childhood dream. We've been training at the Lion's Den for a few months now. And in our first match together as a bonafide tag team, we beat 420 B.C.. Granted, it took me causing a little distraction to the referee to keep Donovan from possibly tapping out to get a roll up, but that's ok. As our trainer Marcus Spikes always tells us, "A win, no matter how it is achieved is only written as a W in the record books. Nothing else matters." Regardless of how things came down at the end. The W goes into our records just as any other match does.  

I've had a Twitter since I started at Lion's Den. I can honestly say I was really excited about getting it when I did. The idea of talking to people and all being equal. No sign language needed to just TALK to people. But I need a better way to write down what I'm feeling and let people know. So I got a Wordpress too. I'm going to use it to talk to the fans of LDFC and let them know what I'm feeling. I hope they appreciate it, because I really appreciate the way they've cheered me on so far in LDFC. ♥ 

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Hello Interwebs!

        It's me. Bree. This intro stuff is a bit awkward, don't you think? I don't really know how to get this started, but I'll try anyways. I wanted to let you all in on what I'm thinking on a weekly basis. Kind of get into the mind of Bree. Mind the cobwebs please. =) I'm kidding, but I really do think it would be fun to know what is going on with a professional wrestler straight from their own mind. I know I always wondered those types of things when I saw "Howlin Mad" Murdock, Laivindil Rayne or Andreas Lasiewicz on my TV during Tuesday Terror.  

        I'm worried. That's what's going through the mind of Bree right now. So far I've not fought outside of a singles and tag match with parts of 420 BC. And they've been great fun to fight with. They are kind and helpful and willing to work with a rookie like me no matter the outcome of our matches. But now I'm facing a monster. Now I'm facing Harbinger. I'm facing a man it took two people to pin at the last show. TWO PEOPLE. They're big people too. It's not like it was two of me pinning Harbinger. No it was two big wrestlers. What chance do I have to hold down Harbinger?  

        I'm going to have to be fast. I'm going to have to run around him. I'm going to have to keep from getting caught. If I don't, I'm afraid of what he'll do to me. Because I doubt in the heat of the moment he'll take any mercy. I know I shouldn't want that anyways, but I look at him and he scares me with what he could do. I have to be quicker than him and lay him out somehow before he does me. That's the truth, which I promise to always tell you guys. I'm going into this match looking for a win, but hoping to survive. I'll take the first part, but I NEED the second one. I like this too much to be done this quick. Wish me luck! 

♥ Bree Nelson
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