Alia

@seekjustice Yes, I guess not.  We also used to live next to a family who ran a ministry home for young girls.  So I had exposure to that from a very young age.

Besides that I actually know a Christian homeschooled girl whose brother married a seventeen-year-old girl. 😀  Something funny about that was that he met her during ballroom dancing cl…[Read more]

@alia Amazing.  Very Interesting.  Tell me more of anything if you like!  You should write a story about your life and what its like there.

@rochellaine

If I was in the right social sphere people probably wouldn’t even blink. Sapphire is not based on my personal experience but I’ve known plenty of girls like her.

@seekjustice

It’s a good excuse to get out a social situation you never wanted to be in though. “Excuse me, I must go. My child is calling.”

Except that you’re only seventeen… 😀

@jenwriter17 Hello!  My novel is also calling me, and I’m trying to ignore it and write a long-overdue blog post, but since I have no idea what to write for the post a…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Poor Maryland, I feel sorry for it now 😀

It’s a good thing for everyone involved in KP that I am not an evil stalker coming to murder you all, because once I know where everything is I can narrow things down pretty quickly 😛

@seekjustice Haha, yes! 😀

Well, I’ll have to go now. I’m not sure if I’ll be on tomorrow, but I should be able to get some good time Friday, I’ll tag you if I do. See ya! 🙂

I tried to edit my post and it got deleted.  So here I’m posting it again. 🙂

@ariel-ashira @alia It’s not an amazing poem, but you can read it if you want.  Here’s the link.

@seekjustice Wow, good logic! 😛 Okay, so I live in Maryland.  Literature usually designates Maryland as part of the South.  We have fox hunts, fried chicken, pla…[Read more]

@jenwriter17

That’s exactly right! It’s a good excuse to get out a social situation you never wanted to be in though. “Excuse me, I must go. My child is calling.”

@seekjustice My novel is always calling me. It’s like being a parent 😛

@jenwriter17

I think I’m free now 😀 But still, my novel is calling me and Michael Cerularius is not.

@seekjustice Yes, Pinterest can be so extremely distracting 🙂

@jenwriter17

Well, I’m critiquing the excommunication of Michael Cerularius in the Santa Sophia church, trying to finish off my novel and also listening to Irish music, all the while getting distracted by Pinterest. Such is life.

@rochellaine

I’m not sure if you ever have said explicitly. But my brain decided you lived in Virginia. Based on what you said the other day though, about Washington DC, you probably either live in Virginia (or West Virginia), Maryland or Delaware.

So you live in the South but aren’t really…Southern?

@seekjustice @rochellaine I’m back! 🙂

@alia @ariel-ashira

What’s everyone working on?

@alia What is China like?  Do Americans have a wrong idea of China and what its like?

@alia Wow.  Sounds like your family travels!

@rochellaine Ooh!  Can I read that poem, please?

@seekjustice Well, if you look at it technically and literally, I am in the South.  I live below the Mason-Dixon line which is the official start of Dixie.  There’s a reason I can give you for why most people think we don’t live in the south, but before I do that:

What state do you think I live in?  I don’t remember ever stating sp…[Read more]

@alia Dog sledding is so much fun!  The only reason we did it though is because we lived at a mountain hot springs resort and my Dad flew tourists (most of who were Japanese) out to see eskimo villages, and mountains at sunset.

@seekjustice What do Australian zoos have?  I like looking at the kangaroos in our zoos. 😛

@rochellaine No need to explain to me why there is actually no heaven for characters.  Don’t worry, I don’t believe that. 😀

@seekjustice I’ll be back in about 15-20 minutes. Will you still be here?