Josiah DeGraaf

@sarah-anson *take tutorials with her*

That makes zero sense, but okay. *snorts*

The article looks good, my overall complaint is that you throw a lot of terms around. Kate and I both made comments on this. My fear is that anyone coming at this not knowing how to create a theme like you explain will get caught up in the terms they don’t know, so elaborating on those definitions might…[Read more]

‘kay.

…why is your signature just turtle emojis?

Still need people on this? @daeus

@gh24682468999, I haven’t read it yet, but will do so ASAP. @sleepwalkingmk, thanks for tagging me. 🙂

@dekreel Um, I’m actually not sure. *hides* It’s been a while since I read it

@rochellaine yeah,  I get your meaning. When I said ‘horse book’ I just meant any book with horses in it. They didn’t have to be a main part of the story. I watch a lot of westerns and part of my love of them is ’cause they have horses in them. But yeah, I get what you’re sayin’

@warrioroftherealm The Ascendance Trilogy by Nielsen.

@Daeus *raises hand*

@ingridrd Oh my goodness this happens to me a lot too! I’m afraid I”ll have to explain when they see ‘ways to poison someone’ in my search history or something.

@sam-kowal I’ve done that a couple times before deciding to just use normal words everyone understands to explain writing things. That’s hard though, I have to use a lot more words.

@waterlily Wow, only 90 days of training? It’s a lot of fun to work with horses that catch on to things fast though. Lol, I’ve ridden a couple horses that were a bit too smart for their own good!

Over the years I’ve ridden appaloosas, quarter horses, cross breeds, and one thoroughbred. I think my stable only has one pure thoroughbred. His name is…[Read more]

@sam-kowal Okay. Took a break for a while there, but I’m back to reading now.

I’ll check out those stories by Chesterton. I like suspense😎

@dekreel Lol, yes. 😃

K, I’ll look forward to chatting later. 😉

I’m currently reading…….drum roll please……..my history book! Anyone readin’ with me?

@dekreel @sam-kowal @foreverme @skredder @anyone else

@everyone  Wow, what fun!  This is a great idea.

I don’t have a lot of funny stories, but…all those times that my mom shuts my laptop down for me and I have a mini heart-attack, hoping that all the tabs about unique baby boy names, synonyms for the word ‘pungent’ and villain pictures on Pinterest are not still open…

Oh and also when I’m w…[Read more]

@dekreel I’ve actually only read a little bit of The Canterbury Tales for school. I did like it though, and asked my mom if I could buy the whole book (because there was only a little bit in the British literature book I was reading)