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@Vanna Hear hear! Louisa May Alcott in general needs more recognition, but Little Men specifically. That book makes me cry every. single. time. And yes, that was the one… strange is one word for it. I was rather disgusted by the whole thing.

I love calligraphy. My dad got me “calligraphy pens” for Christmas last year, so I use those after I…[Read more]

@Vanna Yay! Another Little Men fan! I have not read that short story but I will have to look into it.

I think I may have seen it as well… If we saw the same one then: no it was not the greatest adaption… It sticks to the plot but its different somehow. The characters got all messed up in the adaption for one thing. And there were other…[Read more]

Hello @vanna very nice to meet you. *shakes hand eagerly* Sounds like we have a lot in common! I love “A Rose in Bloom.” Louisa May Alcott is one of my favorite authors. I have to ask if you’ve ever read Little Men by the same author? Also since you listed Peter Pan I am going to have to ask you if you have heard of the Starcatchers series? It’s a…[Read more]

@daeus Okay, I should probably quit now anyway. 572 words and about 3/4 of a scene done.

ha @daeus I guess that means I better actually get some words out in a minute. We’ll see how this goes.

@daeus I should be able to write for maybe half an hour.

*gasps* What is this and where has it been all of my life!!?? I am going to remember this little gem. *scribbles down note*

YES. That is the word I was looking for. *face palm* duh, Adry.

Thank you so much, that means a lot to me!

Why are the princesses dancing? What are they really doing and what are they trying to hide in their nightly disappearances?
Who wants to find out about where they go, and why?
Is the soldier who eventually discovers them on there side or on the king’s side?

I’ll just pick up where you left off @hope *takes a super deep breathe* The king, b…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy As of now the time period is kind of… nonexistent isn’t the word I’m looking for. Irrelevant, maybe? I would like to give the impression of it happening in that time period and at the same time have a few conveniences for the sake of the story. I’m pretty sure there’s a term for it… Fictional liberties, methinks. Anyway, I had…[Read more]

@hope I’ll be completely honest and say that I was pretty proud of the names when I came up with them… How are you saying them? I say it ee-on I can see what you and @ingridrd mean about Eon’s emotions needing to run deeper. I have a hard time displaying emotions in my writing. Always have. But I shall work on that.
I also agree about Millenia.…[Read more]

@rolena-hatfield I was under the impression that it was jumping in with two feet (all at once without any forethought) as opposed to first testing the waters. It’s good you have the normal number of feet, if you had any more I would be concerned as well as curious as to how you attained them.

If @writefury is signing shirts then I would also…[Read more]

@writefury This was amazing!!! The story was so personal and was told in a way that I just wanted to cry for the poor little sailboat when he was abandoned. Never before have I wanted to cry for a sailboat. A first time for everything, I suppose.

There’s one thing that bugs me, as I read through it, the line:

Its adventurous sailing…

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*stares at @spradlin many many thumbs in dismay* *begins to count them*

@bluejay I didn’t MEAN to fall off the horse. The nervous shock of the moment kinda knocked me off. I’ll do better next time. Yes, I’m all right, a few bruises is all. 🙂

@writefury I LOVE IT. Someone needs to put this on a tshirt.

you can’t go wrong with a little bit of coffee and lots of milk and sugar

Yeah, pretty much @gretald That’s p…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy that is an epic and oddly accurate flag that I will proudly stand under and serve!! 😀 *lifts sword as steed charges into the sunset* Chaaaaaaaarge!!!!! *realizes I’ve never ridden a horse before* *falls off horse*

@writefury Yes… I suppose we are a creepy bunch, but at least we aren’t ashamed of it right? *strikes power pose* And we shall stand proud of our distracted scatter-brained ways and our notebooks filled with notes from our creepering because we are not only creepers but we are WRITERS. *writer flag waves in background* (Do writers have a flag?…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy To laugh would by hypocritical because I do the same thing.

@gretald That would be a great English assignment!! I might make that one of my English assignments. (I’m pretty sure I’m allowed to assign myself homework, since I’m homeschooled) An antique shop would be a great place to people watch. I’m gonna have to try that. Usually I just people watch at the library, because I go there regularly anyway.