Catwing

@rochellaine

Exactly how unusual are you thinking? More along the lines of Addison or, say, Adeodatus?

@seekjustice My sister is Selah Chelyah, and she writes primary historical fiction like I do.  She’s two years older than me, and she’s awesome ( except for 2% of the time when I’m sure I could strangle her). 😉

@rochellaine

Let me get the baby names book.

@rochellaine

I wouldn’t either, but I’m not adverse to the idea of praying for a husband (as in, praying for the guy, not praying that I would get one)

We do change a lot, don’t we? I don’t remember ever having a specific list though. I still don’t have one now, to be honest.

@seekjustice @ariel-ashira I need a name for a character.  He’s the protagonist of one of my writing projects, and it’s set in a contemporary period.  Since he’s the protagonist he needs to have a nice enough sounding name that people won’t be put off by it.  However, it needs to be a very unusual name in order for the plot to work.  The kic…[Read more]

@seekjustice Haha.  Well, I’ve heard of people doing that, so I don’t think it’s a completely strange or new idea.  It’s not something I’d do, though. 😉

However, I did once (several years ago) write a list of questions I’d ask a guy who wanted to court me and their required answers.  I went over it again recently and realized how silly it wa…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Wondering if writing letters to your future husband qualifies as obsessed.

Also working on my novel 😀

@ariel-ashira Ah, thanks. 🙂

@seekjustice 😛

What are you doing now?

@rochellaine

Yeah, and I feel they might be walking that line 🙂

@ariel-ashira

Oh, who’s your sister?

@rochellaine Yeah, that makes sense.  My sister is on SE, which is the main reason I go there.

But it seriously is nicer with you around.

@seekjustice I’m back!

The line between helpfulness and obsession…hm. 😛

@ariel-ashira Hello, I’m here now.  One thing I noticed about SE was that it’s a lot like KP used to be. (obviously, because it’s run by the same people…) Basically what I mean is, while like you say, 90% of the people write fantasy and magic, a lot of the discussions…[Read more]

@seekjustice Are you on right now?

@rochellaine What you were saying about SE is true.  Lots, like 90% of everyone, are into the fantasy and magic type of writing.  I find I can’t post or respond to posts much without taking time I don’t have right now to explain myself.  Its not as easy to state your beliefs there.  Plus, its not as fun when I’m not your deputy. 😉

@ariel-ashira

Phew! That’s good news 😀

@seekjustice 😉 Okay.  I’ll ignore Pinterest’s ideas of you.

@rochellaine

They write a lot and I can’t decide whether they’re obsessed or helpful.

See you later 😀

@seekjustice I just went over there and it does look interesting.

I’m going to disappear for probably half an hour or forty-five minutes.  See you later.

@rochellaine

It’s basically about getting back to the way God defined girls to be, most of the posts are about relationships/guys.

It’s fascinating.

@seekjustice Haha!  What’s the blog about?  Never heard of it.

@rochellaine

Hello! Well, I’m supposed to be working on my novel, but somehow I ended up reading the Girl Defined blog and wondering whether I’m normal or very, very strange.