AbigailRose

@Dragon-Snapper yi—!! Oh wait. 😛 Still though, that’s quite a bit. Good job.

@Daeus that’s great. I got 651 words— not stunning, but not too bad either. Besides I’m working on a scene I really like, so I’m having fun at the same time. 😉 More fun than usual, that is. Funny how some scenes are like that.

@Daeus me too.

@Christi-Eaton wow, I don’t usually go for this type of music but after the first line of Ghost of a King I was so stuck in the story I didn’t even notice. And did you listen to Train Station? Aw man… I may have to write a short story based off that one.

So— strong points of storytelling I noticed in Ghost of a King specifically. One, they…[Read more]

@Rolena-Hatfield Rigoletto!! Yes! I love that one!

@alia Oh! I couldn’t decide which number you’d be ling about, the states or the China wall times. That’s so cool that you’ve been to China though!

@gretald I’ll guess #2

I could never choose out of these four which was my favorite. 🙂
The Inheritance (Family Films version) It’s a Louisa May Alcott story. I am inclined to like this much better than Little Women. It’s a contrast between two female characters one who’s out to get all she can from life and one who wants to give all she is through life.

The Secret…[Read more]

JUST ONE???!! *holds head, groans* @Mark-Kamibaya um… can I pick twenty? What?! Why not??
Oh dear… okay… hm. I really like It’s a Wonderful Life. For flat-out timeless, that’s probably on the top of my list. There are others I really love, but that one never gets old.

@Michael-Stanton undoubtedly the forum and the home page. I just keep both separately open in my browser and reload the page as necessary.

@Anne-of-Lothlorien yes, I’m afraid I have a reputation for turning very respectable people into nutcases… *sigh* I don’t mean to. It just… happens.

@sarah-h
It really is horrible. I wouldn’t recommend it at all. 😛 I honestly don’t know whether it was raw or not, and I’m not sure I want to know. XD
@clairec
Oh, cool! I’ve never been to Texas. You should come to Ohio next time and visit me! 🙂 Well, not if you’re looking for a lot to do. Ohio has a lot of corn fields, and it’s a very…[Read more]

@sarah-h
Ohh, I haven’t read “Much Ado About Nothing” in a while, but I remember really loving it. It’s a comedy, so it’s a bit more light-hearted than some of his other plays (unlike Macbeth and the other tragedies). 🙂 I remember that there are a bunch of pranks and tricks that the characters play on each other. The title really says it…[Read more]

@Anna-Brie ha! Yes, I have— I didn’t remember that until just now. 😀

Come to think of it, I guess that wasn’t an observation so much as it was… philosophy. Hm. Is there a difference?

Sorry, got the tag wrong. @rebelutoinary

@bluejay, Sorry, I’ve never read those books (I need to), so I can’t exactly help you…

@r-e-p
I’ve read (well, listened to) Little Women and read Anne of Green Gables (but just the first book), and I loved both of those! And I LOVE SHERLOCK HOLMES!!! What are your favorite novels/short stories? Wow, I was not aware that A. Conan Doyle wrote historical fictions! I’ll have to check those out. 🙂

@rebulutoinary
Some of my favorite books are Lord of the Rings, the Harry Potter series, the Inheritance Cycle, the Percy Jackson series, To Kill A Mockingbird, and The Giver. I’m probably forgetting some…oh and the Wingfeather Saga. 🙂 I’m a big fantasy fan, if you can’t tell. 😉

@sleepwalkingMK
It seems that I need to read Henry V and the other historical Shakespeare plays. 😉 What are all the Shakespeare plays you’ve read? I’ve read Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. 🙂