Ariel Ashira

@sam-kowal I’ve thought about getting up to pace while reading before, but I didn’t want my family asking me why I was pacing, ’cause it would ruin the suspenseful moment.

@rochellaine I actually liked the title being Blueberria.

btw, I think your ‘moral of the story’ note at the end was funny:)

@dekreel *brain sputters as it tries to think* I’m pretty bad at thinking up something on the spot, so I’ll let you know when I think of anymore names (though Seekjustice took care of that!) or descriptions.

I like your last drawing!

@perfectfifths @skredder phew! thank you both

@mariposa Thank you! eyes are a lot of fun to do.

@valtmy  Thank you! Yes, finding a good way to present information has been the biggest challenge, (mentally, I haven’t actually started writing anything yet) and that was something I’ve needed to work through first. I really like your idea of covering the same event in one chapter but from multiple perspectives.

Thanks again for taking the time…[Read more]

@amily-huddleston Aw, I’m sorry you had to sell your horse.

My guinea pigs names are S’more (or Moe as a nickname) and Rhino (after the hamster in the Bolt movie). what are your dogs names/breeds?

professional soccer is lots of fun to watch!!! If you wanna follow European leagues, I would recommend following the team Manchester United. Thats who…[Read more]

I think you can check out some autobiographies or biographies that people have wrote about their own families to see if anyone has a writing style that is effective and suits your vision.

However, a major challenge I think you are likely to face would be finding a way to approach this task and present the information you find. Especially if you…[Read more]

@perfectfifths Yes!  Apparently calling someone a crow is not nearly as bad as calling someone “carrots”.  😀

@ingridrd I would hand you virtual blueberries but according to my story, those aren’t satisfying.  😀

@seekjustice A robber who steals parts of walls?  That is hilarious!  It reminds me of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pirates of Penzance who have strict rules about what kind of ships they are allowed to attack honorably. 🙂 Wikipedia article he…[Read more]

@seekjustice  Yes, I like the way it’s spelled. It’s looks like it would be pronounced sort of like “skadoosh” from Kung Fu Panda though XD

@princessfoo  It does!  Let’s see… Names of trinkets…

Whenever my brain is working, I’ll hopefully come back with some more names 😉

@seekjustice Is that the scene where the marriage is interrupted by his wife, and Jane decides to leave?

@alia  Ahh, uhh, well… Yes. I am positive. It sure looks like a Dekreel, but it’s not 😉

Actually it’s important to note that I was actually named Dekreel after a historian who had also survived being a Chasm Beast. Legend has it that he looked like a bipedal wolf with a cat’s tail……. So that drawing is what he would have looked like. And…[Read more]

@sam-kowal Ooh, that puts kind of a big responsibility on us, doesn’t it?

(I actually meant anyone, whether famous or not, so it’s all good. 🙂 )

@rochellaine  *searches refrigerator frantically for blueberries*

The link worked and I’m so glad because this story was GREAT.  😂

*keeps looking for blueberries*

We don’t have any…….

@jenwriter17 Oh, yeah, the first one definitely looks like a guy. My first thought was that he was a teenage guy.

@clairec  *whispers back* Everybody says “bestistest!”

“Bestest place in Cyberspace” is my trademark welcome greeting. I’m not saying “bestistest place on the internet” isn’t awesome though, because it is. Billions of times more awesome than my greeting.

But it doesn’t rhyme! XD Thus, I brainstormed the rhyme: “Bestest place in Cyberspace” ;…[Read more]

@ingridrd Do either of these work?

This one                That one

@rochellaine  Okay, for some reason I cannot open the link…hmmm.

BUT.  Of the names that other people mentioned, I like Caleb, Oliver, and Ben (although maybe Benny would work too…?).  Anyway, hopefully I can actually read the story sometime.  *kicks computer*