Ariel Ashira

@skredder @ariel-ashira @rochellaine @catwing

Good news: My project and exams are over now! (Though I am not too sure how well I did 🤣)

Thanks for the prayers! 😀

@daughteroftheking Haha, I love it! It reminds me of one of my first stories I wrote about a family of cats. 😉

@daughteroftheking  Hahahaha…this is great!  You were a creative child.  😉

@ariel-ashira  LOL

I visited England two summers ago and it was so funny because we met a British family and their youngest child liked imitating American accents!  It’s so weird to think we have accents too!

@seekjustice  I am indeed.  🙂

@daughteroftheking  *many thumbs up*  Thank you!

@seekjustice I see what you’re thinking. I just love music so much that it’s clouding my thinking so I can’t understand why you’re thinking it. 😛

@rochellaine @jenwriter17

My problem with The Sound of Music is that I don’t really like musical movies (Les Mis being the exception). I don’t know why, I just feel the songs distract from the plot and make its seriousness feel trivial, since the songs don’t really have anything to do with the plot.

I just felt the need to pop in and defend myself 😛

@ariel-ashira

Everything 🙂 we make fun of your accents and politicians and weird things like ranches.

But I wouldn’t worry because we make fun of all those things (except the ranches) for every country, including our own.

I just made an account on Story Embers but I haven’t introduced myself yet.

@ingridrd just out of curiosity, are you…[Read more]

okay, I’m signing off.

@seekjustice, you writing?

@rochellaine, Well, it just so happens that I have a character interview thingy I do, so all I have to come up with is the answers. Pretty simple.

dang, it must be late for you.

see you later. I won’t be on tomorrow either, it’s my youngest sister’s birthday. Night

@alia Trying to make me feel better? haha. 😛  Oh well, if I could actually think of things to write I could write the posts pretty easily.  It’s coming up with topics that’s hard.  I guess I’ll learn once I get more used to it.

Okay, happy writing!  I’ve got to get going and go get myself gone. 😛  It’s late.  (It must be late, if I’m feeli…[Read more]

@rochellaine, naughty books for causing us so much trouble.

Well, one was an apology post for not posting in almost a month and the other one was the actual post.

and the other ones were just short introductions

@alia Unfortunately, no.  I am not having an easier time. 🙁  My novel and short stories have not progressed more than a few inches down the page over the past few days.  I have great plans for them, however… 😛

By the way, how is it even possible to write two blog posts and start three more in a day?!  I feel happy if I figure out how to wri…[Read more]

@rochellaine, for me, all of the songs are right up there, but those two are just barely higher on the scale.

My writing…is going to drive me insane. I meant to write 3 chapters this week, but didn’t get to write at all until today. But I did write two blog posts and start three more, so I haven’t been completely hopeless in my writing. How…[Read more]

@alia The barn raising scene is amazing, of course!  It’s really funny, especially the expressions on the brothers’ faces, but the acrobatics are so cool!  For lyrical songs I actually like the more upbeat ones, because they’re funnier. 😉  Sobbin’ Women, Bless Yore Beautiful Hide, and Goin’ Courtin are probably my favorites, but I do like Wo…[Read more]

@rochellaine, Yes, yes we do

Well, my favorite is actually instrumental because I love the scene. It’s the barn raising scene. But I guess my favorite lyrical one is either Spring, Spring, Spring or the Lament. What about you?

@jenwriter17 Well, apparently she likes Edelweiss, but nothing else.  She says they’re boring.  The reason, I believe, is that she likes songs from which she can tell the plot as they’re singing.  Songs like in opera, where the people sing, “We must go and kill the king,” instead of, “isn’t it fun to always sing.” 😛

I like songs that you can si…[Read more]