Ariel Ashira

@rochellaine, you live an hour from DC? my family was just there last year…

are you on?

@ariel-ashira, @jenwriter17,

@ariel-ashira aw, too far for a quick drive over 😛 lemme know if you’re ever east over here 😉

@alia @ariel-ashira @seekjustice @rochellaine Anybody available for a quick 5 minutes word war?

@ariel-ashira, so close yet so far. It would be really neat to meet people on here in person

@ariel-ashira

just a few, 😉 okay, a lot. They are pretty cool, I guess I just don’t think much of them because there are. So. Many. Everywhere. 🙂

@ariel-ashira, about 30 minutes from Denver.

Is there a particular reason you wanted to know?

@ariel-ashira, I think the difference is that spoilers tell everything and teasers tell a small portion to make you want to know more

@ariel-ashira, mainly it’s before you get there. Say you and a sibling were reading the same book. If she finished it first and then told you how it ended, then it takes away the experience of finding out yourself. that’s the main reason people don’t like spoilers

@seekjustice, you still here?

@ariel-ashira, a spoiler is when someone tells you something about a book/movie/tv show before you know about it.

@ariel-ashira FCM is Family Covenant Ministries, a homeschool organization. They’re awesome! We know the family that runs it. Here’s the link if you want to check it out: https://www.familycovenantministries.com

yeah, I’m not sure if I’m comfortable saying exactly where I live, but it’s eastern Missouri 🙂 and you?

@rochellaine

I would love to come and visit you one day 😀 I’ve so many things I want to do in America! No, I’ve never left Australian waters 🙂 Where’d you go?

@catwing @ariel-ashira @alia @jenwriter17

Hey, I’m writing! Anyone want to join me?

@ariel-ashira Aww, your little sister sounds super cute 😀 (I may or may not have a couple stuffed animals named after fictional characters)

@jenwriter17 Oh boy- you tagged me?! *squeaks* Okay well um.. @ariel-ashira Hmm, well I obviously don’t know your characters very well (or.. you’know at all.) so it’s hard for me to say how they should react. I would Imagine feelings of shock, joy, confusion, and thankfulness could be natural.

I have to think of the story of the prodigal son,…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira Hey I’m in Missouri too! 😀 Do you know about FCM?

@rochellaine No, I’m not going to any homeschooling conferences this year. The organization we do events with isn’t planning one. (They’re Family Covenant Ministries by the way). Man, that would be so cool if I met some of y’all in person! *sighs* maybe one day…..

I’ll tag more @n…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira Yes… Do you? (I like your tag. Btw. Dragons!)

@ariel-ashira 😀 😀 That’s awesome. 😛 *won’t melt your chair today*

Oh, I forgot to tag people! 🙂

Let’s see… @jenwriter17 @catwing @dragon-snapper @skredder @alia @ariel-ashira @dekreel (I’m tagging people even if they’re on hiatus because the conferences are in real life, not on KP. 😉

If anyone can tag more people please do so!  Thanks.

@rochellaine @ingridrd @seekjustice @alia @ariel-ashira Anyone wanna write with me? I’m on for a little bit.

@ariel-ashira watching movies with this kind of situation may help, cuz then you can see facial expression and feelings better than a book. since the relationship is a good one between the son and his family like you say, there will most likely be shock and lots of tears. Some people, when they see someone they thought dead for several years,…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira I do think it depends on the relationships the he had with his family before he left.