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Waahh! He comes back and I’m not here. Sorry I missed you @daeus. Singing lesson every Wednesday morning. But I should be around tomorrow.
@daeus *crosses fingers* are you here???
@kate-flournoy, @dragon-snapper, @overcomer, @jess, @clairec, @winter-rose Anyone around for writing till nine?@Bluejay me. *grins*
@kate-flournoy CONTACT!!!! It has been so long since we wrote together. *starts going*
@Bluejay I know! *cheers*
I got 724 words written. What about you?@kate-flournoy @bluejay I missed you! 🙁 >:( *melts chairs and phone…again. Decides to spare the pens.*
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@kate-flournoy You’ll never believe this…624. 100 words off each other. 🙂 I am rewriting a story I wrote when I was younger. It was the fourth story I ever wrote. 🙂
Can you think up any good English male names for me??? Please *puppy dog eyes*@dragon-snapper Don’t you ever learn a lesson!?! I can still write if you can, although where I’ll sit I don’t know.
I’m going to keep writing if anyone wishes to join me. @kate-flournoy, @dragon-snapper, @clairec, @jess, @winter-rose, @overcomer @faithdk, @anyone else. 🙂
Ah, sorry you missed us @Dragon-Snapper! It’s always fun racing someone else who has claws instead of hands. *wink*
@Bluejay hm… you mean like Saxon/Old English? Or more like Regency era? Saxon names I can give you in abundance— Wulfstan, Edelbert, Alfstan, Edwald, Cynwulf, Halfdan (though that’s more Danish than Saxon) Harald, Alf, Sigmund, Friedmund, (straying into Germanic here) Eberhard, Alfred, Manfred… and so on and so forth. I’m not much good with Regency names, other than William and Harrison and Douglas and Geoffrey and Robert and George and other ones like that.@bluejay I will write but only for twenty minutes or so. It’ll be 9:30 EST by the time we meet again. See you soon!
Dragons are very slow learners. There’s a reason we live to be hundreds of years old; because we need more time to learn.☀ ☀ ☀ ENFP ☀ ☀ ☀
@kate-flournoy I was meaning more like the Regency names. My story is set just after World War I (or it might be WWII; I always get that mixed up.) and I don’t know what to call my male character. His daughter is Ruthie (which I have a feeling is more American so I might be changing that) His wife is…believe it or not…Kate 🙂 🙂 🙂 And his sister-in-law (so Kate’s sister) is Susan.
@dragon-snapper 20 minutes will suit me fine. *go*
@Bluejay hm… okay. Let’s see. Henry. Ralph. Allen. Robert. Edgar. Lewis. Martin. Thomas. Wilbur. Jonathan.
And hey, Kate is an excellent name to have. XD
@kate-flournoy Oooo I love Allen and Martin. And I agree that Kate is an excellent name. 🙂
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