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@anna-brie; @clairec; I’m leaving now. What did I get done??? To be honest, nothing. I dabbled for a bit trying to get a new idea going, but that didn’t work.
I just finished reading a really emotional true life book and I think my mind wouldn’t focus due to the contents of the book. Maybe tomorrow will be better.

@anna-brie That’s great. I’ll be going to 4:30pm
@clairec are you around? 🙂

Not much but I got 218 words written. How about you @clairec? I’ll try you at 4pm and see if we can write then. 🙂

@clairec I’ve got a few spare minutes left. So I’ll write with you.

@clairec I’ve got to wash the dishes before I can write, so I’m going to be late. I don’t know if I’ll make it at all, and if I can’t, I’ll try for half an hour tonight. Sorry.

@claire I’ve got to wash the dishes before I can write, so I’m going to be late. I don’t know if I’ll make it at all, and if I can’t, I’ll try for half an hour tonight. Sorry.

@Daeus I’d love to join you, but I’m not on my normal schedule tonight, so I won’t be able to. Good luck though.

@clairec I will join you at 10-10:30. I’ll tag you when I start so see you then. 🙂

So I’ve been thinking, both about Sherlock Holmes and writing in general. I think part of our reaction to styles comes with what we are expected. For example, when I read Sherlock Holmes, I expect a mystery. If the emotions are a bit dramatic, or there is quite a bit of telling verses showing, I don’t mind. Because it flows and it reflects the…[Read more]

@ClaireC Welcome! I know, I’m a bit late to say it. But hey, better late than never, right? 😉 Great to have you here!

@clairec That’s okay. I was actually going to cut it down to 15 minutes cause I’ve got something else to do, so it works out well for me. And yes, tomorrow should be fine. 🙂

@clairec That’s okay. I was actually going to cut it done to 15 minutes cause I’ve got something else to do, so it works out well for me. And yes, tomorrow should be fine. 🙂

@clairec Are you up for some writing? Half an hour?

@clairec I got 14 and 1/2 chapters read in Job. I was busy for most of the afternoon but I got lots of reading done in the evening.

@clairec I’d love to, but I’ve got to work on a stop motion for a competition in America. I’m going to try and put in a full days work today, but I should be able to write tomorrow. Or maybe even tonight. I guess we’ll see. 🙂

@sarah-h I think that’s a great idea too. I sometimes don’t think I’d have enough time, but that’s because I fill it with other stuff. Like 2 1/2 hours on my laptop. How would I be able to help you?

@hope Sign of the Shield sounds great.
*I still like Crowned Powerless, but I understand that some titles, no matter how awesome, just don’t work*

That’s a cool idea, @clairec ! I know what you mean. It’s easy to get caught up in novel reading and neglect more serious stuff. Fiction makes me feel a lot more comfortable than the Bible does. The Bible speaks to me personally, not as an unknown writer, but as its recipient. There’s nothing pretend about that, which is one of the reasons…[Read more]

Hey @hope ! 🙂 “Sign of the Shield” is alright. (It could be better than alright, but since I haven’t read your story it’s a little hard to say how well it goes, but it sounds nice:) What about “Emblazoned”? I just thought of it. Not saying it’s better than “Sign of the Shield,” but it was an idea, so I thought I’d mention it.

“Crowned…[Read more]