Audrey Caylin

You know you’re a Kapeefer when you’re watching and listening to your crazy, fun friend and thinking, “Too bad he/she doesn’t write — he/she would make a great Kapeefer.”

@daughteroftheking  I know… I’m kind of mad at myself actually XD

@epicaddie2  X’D *rushes off to scavenge for good faces*

@dragon-snapper WOOHOO!! Go Eagles!! 😀

I was SO tired of the Patriots being in the Superbowl…

@epicaddie2  That’s awesome XD

@kaya-young

*Cups hands to ears* I hear…something!!!

No worries! I hope you work something out 😀

@rochellaine The first part is when Mr Rochester asks Jane to marry him, after pretending to be engaged to another girl, the second bit is just a paraphrase of the lengthy conversation that follow when Jane finds out about his wife, yes :D.

@rochellaine

I think Blueberria sounds fine. It’s quirky and probably would catch a little kid’s attention just because it’s weird.

I know! This robber is also searching for a rare species of butterfly, but now has run into two brown sparkly bears called Smokey and Sauron (named by said four year old brother).

@gh24682468999 Yes, I think it is!

All right then, I’ll give it a go once I have a bit more time on my hands 😀

Okay. I’m finally back to try to work on this story’s theme again. (Due to it toooootaly changing when I wrote it.) The main things that have changed are the theme, the plot and it is no longer a trilogy. So, basically it is totally different. So, I will be starting again, and trying from here.

The main theme is Freedom.

Focusing Question: Who…[Read more]

@livgiordano As the others have said, basically you have to change the full character arc into a tiny little three-scene structure. That condenses it down to a small space, but still has the general idea. For example:

– Goldilocks wants eats the porridge because she doesn’t think taking someone else’s stuff is bad
– The bears come back and chase…[Read more]

You know you’re a bookworm when new bookshelves is the bestest thing ever and you spend hours and hours trying to work out how to rearrange the books. xP

@gh24682468999 Aww, thank you SO much for the sweet compliments! I always love my writing projects, but feel pretty shy about sharing them, because, as I’m sure you can understand, I feel pretty sure they’re probably not really all that great. So… your comments were more than a little encouraging! No worries about the long post. I really…[Read more]

@dekreel … *whiny kid voice* BUT I DON’t WANT TO MAJOR IN ENGLISH WAAAAAAHHHHH!

Too much reading and literary analysis and not enough writing. Haha! 😉

XD I think I’m probably the nerdiest and weirdest one of my family. And I love it. BWAHAHAHA–sorry.

@dragon-snapper  I know! LOL

I have found that sometimes they hide writing majors and minors under English. I click English, and it gives me options like “Major in English,” “Major in English with emphasis in writing…” Usually one of those is “Minor in creative writing,” too

You know you’re a writer when your Mom start calling you a…[Read more]

@sleepwalkingmk  *prepares to strangle* *stops and reads the rest of the sentence*

I know, right? Both of those words I just can’t stand *pulls hair*

HAHAHA

@dekreel Haha!

Hey, this looks like a cool college. Nice academics. Cool website. Looks like it’s not too far from home either, only two hours… What kind of majors do they have? Communications–that’s good. Scroll down. Scroll around. Scroll down. Ummm… OK. *exits out of tab* No writing majors or minors. You’re out, so quit sending me mail. XD

@dragon-snapper

You know you’re a writer when you decide not to go to a certain college because they don’t have any writing majors or minors…

SAME!

You know you’re a writer when you decide not to go to a certain college because they don’t have any writing majors or minors…

You know you’re a writer when your only excuse for not reading is because you’re writing instead.