Date: Sat, 16 Oct 1993 17:19:08 -0500 (CDT)
From: 2EI5ZEMANP@vms.csd.mu.edu
Subject: "In Your Eyes" - FOREWORD
Message-Id: <01H46S8M0DIQ90NLAT@vms.csd.mu.edu>

                                  IN YOUR EYES
				    FOREWORD
                                 By Philip Zeman
                            2ei5zemanp@vms.csd.mu.edu


     First off, let me say "Hello" again to alt.ql.creative.  Haven't been here
in a long while since my site decided to kick out the newsgroup while I was
reading it.  

     Usually, the foreword gives a small taste of what is to come, and also, it
gives thanks to certain people.  Not one to buck a trend, I decided to not mess
with tradition. =)

     THANKS TO: Cheryl Bellucci for allowing me the small tie-in with "A Matter
		of Trust" Part 7.  Check it out in Part III.

      		Dan Gainor at Marquette, for reading my story and putting up
		with it over the entire summer, even when he was not on campus.
		And it was nice of him to keep bugging me to get it done,
		although it did get a bit irritating at time. =)

		Mark Baushke, for providing the automatic posting.  (Darn my
		net administrator... =) )

SPECIAL THANKS TO: Terri Librande - you are the best!  Thanks so much for 
  		reading everything I wrote and for pointing me out when things 
		could be done better.  Couldn't have done it without you!

     Now for the preview.  Some of the events and people are real - to a point. 
I had originally intended this story to help me deal with a loss that troubled
me, and what better way than to write about that loss?  Unfortunately, my brain
had other ideas, and the plot took a major tangent.  But I like the end result
anyway.

     This is my first story, so I'm extremely happy about that.  However, this
also means that I may stumble here and there.  Bear with me. =)

     Any comments, criticisms, praise, flames - anything - can be sent to me at 
	2ei5zemanp@vms.csd.mu.edu.  
     One warning:  I will forward all flames to my Physics professor. =)

     Let's get on to the story.

-Phil Zeman, 10/16/93