Ava Coulter

Also, this is what he said:

“Np, if that doesn’t fix the problem, then it might have to do with her technique. However, smooth bow changes are very difficult, it takes a lifetime of practice to truly master it.”

@koshka

XD oh no…

I was helping with a kindergarten class at my church for a week, and we were talking about things that we used to like but now we don’t (as a way to illustrate a lesson abt transformation in Christ) and one of the little girls raised her hand and said very boldly and sincerely, “My baby brother.”

I was dying.

Oh, yeah, if you need a funny violin youtube channel to watch, I will cautiously suggest TwoSet Violin, as in a couple of their videos, they have some profanity D:

@koshka

Np! I’ll tell my friend you said thanks 😉

Lol, I’m sure you were a delightful 7-year-old.

Also, I wasn’t excepting this, he said to get the bow redhaired every 12-18 months.

@koshka

He said it was unlikely the problem was the age of you rosin, it’s possible it would mess up your playing if it is bad rosin(I’m not 100% sure what that means)
Have you gotten your bow redhaired recently?

oof that was really rushed, gtg sorry!

@e-p-writes

Oh yes, I agree with your love-triangle opinions. I read the books a year after my brother, and he and I spent hours talking about them. We both agreed you know who’s plot disappearance was poorly done, and he thinks that Katniss shoulda ended up with him(as opposed to boy with the bread) and on that, I still can’t decide if Katniss…[Read more]

@trahia-the-minstrel

I’ll pray you’re not in the waiting stage for too long! I’ve heard that can be stressful 🙂

@elfwing

Those characters always make me smile. Ah, yes. Rebel Faeada XD

Off of my basic knowledge, I would guess the amount of rosin, or bow pressure, but I’m asking my viola friend rn just in case 🙂

@koshka
Oof, sorry I’m so late!

What size violin do you have?

@e-p-writes

Hullo! Welcome!

Blue is beautiful, but I gotta lean toward yellow.

I’ve only read the first couple Penderwick books when I was younger. At the time, I was forced to read them for school, so I should give them a try again!

YAY I’m abt the nightmares hunger games gave me,(yes, I was a weak little child when I read them) Hunger Games…[Read more]

@trahia-the-minstrel

Thanks for the pronunciation lesson 😀

Sadly, I have to say I don’t know much IPA… which makes it kinda hard to read English-to-Korean dictionaries. Yea… I should really learn.

Are you planning on publishing your book in the future?

@Kosha

Korean was literally designed so it could be written and spoken easily and…[Read more]

@trahia-the-minstrel

I’ve never considered combining languages to make names, that’s cool! Tho, with my simple brain, if my OC’s had names like that, they’d be forgotten in a heartbeat 😛

@elishavet-pidyon

Poor Rubin ;-; will be missed.

@koshka

In Korean, literally everything (almost,) is spelled solely based on the way it sounds. So, thankfully, I don’t encounter too many spelling errors of my own.
Random question, does Russian have any loan-words?

BQ? I am unfamiliar with this.

Whoops, I meant college Korean text book. A big…[Read more]

@daisy-torres You’re so welcome!!

@imwritehere1920 You’re welcome, girl!!! 🙂

@koshka

Oof, Korean is hard sometimes. I think I only struggle mostly with pronouncing the vowel sounds accurately… and sentence structure… and formal tones… and… you get the picture. It’s great to learn tho!
Learning is made a lot easier, since I’ve been blessed with a tutor who’s half Korean, and can speak and read it. I was nannying…[Read more]

@lorelei-writer Ooooh that sounds great! I love the way you’ve set the two characters up to meet and help each other. Now I wanna read the whole story…thanks for sharing the description! 😁