Britt

@daeus I was trying to find the site where I first read about flail weapons being used in a joust, but it’s been lost to cyber space and not to be found in my browser history. I was specifically wondering where the knight would strike his opponent, if it’s the same as the lance? (shield and helm)

@kate-flournoy Very true. I didn’t know the helmet thing. (for lack of better words right now :p)
This is a royal joust because I did wish it to be much more organized and less “rough”. Thank you!

@warrioroftherealm @daeus Do you know anything about flail weapons in a joust setting?

@dragon-snapper
I have seen that movie! Didn’t think of that one. Thanks! I also thought about Ivan Hoe, but haven’t read that book in a long while. My younger brother’s reading it right now for school so maybe he can give me some inspiration.

Yeah I learned that there are three stages between two knights if one can’t best the other. 1) they…[Read more]

@warrioroftherealm

Thank you! My dad took me to a Renaissance fair a long time ago and I’m pulling some inspiration from that as well as blogs and historical sites online.
I appreciate the help!

@jadamae I’ll be praying. Poor guy!

Oh dear. I hope no one takes you up on your Ben Carson quote @mark-kamibaya.

Though there is much to be concerned about and wondered at after these post elections, (though which era has there not been, we’re still living in this world waiting for the one to come) God’s supreme sovereignty is my biggest comfort. I often turn to the Psalms when the…[Read more]

@aella
Some NaNoer’s have been updating their progress here

Glad you’re back! I was beginning to wonder what happened to you! Can you believe we’re halfway through the month?!! I currently have 25,215 words, so I’m a bit behind too. Hopefully that will be fixed this afternoon 🙂

Christian. 🙂

Thank you to all for keeping this polite!

Half way through people!!!!! Keep it up! You can do it!!!!! *waves pom poms in the air*

Half way through people!!!!! Keep it up! You can do it!!!!! *ways pom poms in the air*

@clairec Amen. It’s so true! A lot of verses that speak of prayer often mention thanksgiving as well. In honor of your wonderful reminder, I do have a praise!

My grandma has to take strong pain meds to cover her back problems and all these meds make her a bit tipsy. She fell last week and was taken to the hospital with the concern of a fractured…[Read more]

@Anne-of-Lothlorien I really like the last set of names better.
My book is so far titled Name of Duretish.

@kate-flournoy Mmmmmm… such a lovely film.

@anna-brie Yes I’ll be in prayer.

@emma-flournoy Awwww no, I’m so sorry to hear that. We just had a family through our church have a child go through a cancer battle. I’ll pray for your friends.

@emma-flournoy Awwww no, I’m so sorry to hear that. We just had a family through our church have a child go through a cancer battle. I’ll pray for you friends.

@writefury Rosey it is soooooooooo wonderful to have you back!!!! You’ve been missed if you couldn’t tell 🙂
(Looky even the crickets are applauding :p ) Look forward to seeing you round and about again!

@bluejay Whoa that’s a lot in one setting! 🙂 What’s your NaNo book about?

@bluejay Nice job! 2,464 is nothing to blink at.
On the NaNoWriMo page it suggest being at around 13,000 by today if you follow their schedule. The fact is that 50,000 words is a LOT of words. Just keep doing your best! NaNoWriMo is an awesome opportunity to write no matter what the word count ends up being.