Lunar Inklings

@seekjustice No, I haven’t. I probably should, but since the songs are in the wrong order in the playlist I keep getting mixed up about what’s happening.  I can’t even listen to the songs as they’re listed on Wikipedia because they don’t have all the same songs in the playlist. 🙁  But okay, I’ll listen to a few more now.  After I look up Mi…[Read more]

@alia You gave your secret away?  Be prepared for circular reasoning at random times in the future. 😀

@seekjustice My sister and I actually sort of “collect” laughs.  We like Howard Keel’s laugh during his song Bless Yore Beautiful Hide in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, we like Robert Goulet’s laugh, but the most contagious laugh I’ve ever h…[Read more]

@seekjustice It all depends on your perspective.  During the 1700s and 1800s getting married at fifteen was normal.  When my grandmother was in high school in the 60s she had several girl friends who were getting married right out of high school, which would have been when they were seventeen, nearing eighteen.

It’s only recently that people h…[Read more]

@alia Yes, I was meaning that people say China will be sending the most missionaries out to other countries.  Chinese people witnessing for Christ in other places like Africa or, you know, just other countries besides China.  That’s what I’ve heard.

It’s really cool that relations with North Korea are progressing, isn’t it?

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@seekjustice Yes, I guess not.  We also used to live next to a family who ran a ministry home for young girls.  So I had exposure to that from a very young age.

Besides that I actually know a Christian homeschooled girl whose brother married a seventeen-year-old girl. 😀  Something funny about that was that he met her during ballroom dancing cl…[Read more]

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It’s a good excuse to get out a social situation you never wanted to be in though. “Excuse me, I must go. My child is calling.”

Except that you’re only seventeen… 😀

@jenwriter17 Hello!  My novel is also calling me, and I’m trying to ignore it and write a long-overdue blog post, but since I have no idea what to write for the post a…[Read more]

I tried to edit my post and it got deleted.  So here I’m posting it again. 🙂

@ariel-ashira @alia It’s not an amazing poem, but you can read it if you want.  Here’s the link.

@seekjustice Wow, good logic! 😛 Okay, so I live in Maryland.  Literature usually designates Maryland as part of the South.  We have fox hunts, fried chicken, pla…[Read more]

@seekjustice Well, if you look at it technically and literally, I am in the South.  I live below the Mason-Dixon line which is the official start of Dixie.  There’s a reason I can give you for why most people think we don’t live in the south, but before I do that:

What state do you think I live in?  I don’t remember ever stating sp…[Read more]

@seekjustice I’m not back. 😀  I’m just popping in to say give that advice to your sister, sure, but tell her to take it with a grain of salt, since it comes from a writer who can’t possibly kill her own characters. 😛

Also to say that I’ve never that I can remember heard @catwing‘s saying. 😉  America’s a big place, and we have a lot of di…[Read more]

@seekjustice Tell your sister that I understand the problem, but from everything I’ve read with advice on writing that’s considered a very bad reason to kill a character.  If you need to kill them off, have a good reason to do so.  Don’t just do it because you can’t think of anything else to do. 😀

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@catwing Your brother got you a sword?  Well, my brother got me a Civil War style Colt Navy revolver.  Top that!

😛 😛 😛 😛 😛

Seriously, though, I read your blog post about it and the sword sounds really cool!

(Especially since the range we normally go to won’t allow black powder guns, so I rarely get to shoot the revolver anyway. 🙁 )

@seekjustice Thank you!  Bless you!  I will survive.

And think of the many great authors who didn’t kill characters in every novel.  Even C.S. Lewis didn’t.  He only killed characters in some of his books.  Jane Austen, of course, but you don’t like her, so that’s not really a good argument.

Can’t you all think of any more?

@alia Thank you f…[Read more]

@seekjustice Nevada is very far away from me. 🙂  I’m on the East Coast, and it’s nearly on the West Coast.  However, I go out there in July or August every year to Lake Tahoe for a conference my law school holds there.  *sits back and waits until I can breathe again* You seriously have a map of the US for us on KP?  What do you do, put pins in it…[Read more]

@alia Yes, they would be.  What I was saying is that the majority of her characters seem to get themselves killed, so rather than waiting till the book is done and just fading out of her charge like most writers’ characters do, they get suddenly cut off in the middle of the book.

@alia No!  SeekJustice’s characters get “out of her charge” when she kills them!!!!

That would possibly be relieving for some, if they were Christians, I guess.  Except characters aren’t real, so when they die, they just die.  They can’t actually go to heaven.

@seekjustice Go ahead and defend yourself if you like.  I’m just stating facts. 😛

@seekjustice Haha!  I’m actually working on a blog post right now.  You have nothing to worry about when you compare your frequency of posts to mine!  My last post was nearly a month ago, while yours was only eight days ago.

Well, I do have a cousin who’s a police officer.  He’s a K-9 officer, actually, which is pretty cool.  But he’s reall…[Read more]

@catwing Hello!  Which book?  Firebird?  By the way, I can’t wait to read that. 🙂

Yeah, probably.  I think the worst thing, though, would be trying to figure out who to talk to.  Would I want to go to the police headquarters or something?  I know someone who just went and sat in the car with a police officer to talk, but I’d be afraid that the o…[Read more]

@Jenwriter17 aw yay! I’m glad you liked them. 😉

@seekjustice I’m currently semi-freaking out, since I just realized I’ll have to have police in my western. 😛  More research!  Ugh.  Usually I like research, but I’m not sure just how to research the particular things I’m going to have to research since I’d like to actually talk to some police or something…and I’m afraid that would be nerve-wracking.

@seekjustice Hello!!  I’m here.  Are you crying again? 😀