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@mnvalentine Belated welcome!! We have really similar taste in books. I LOVE Les Mis and A Tale of Two Cities, and Narnia and LOTR. I really didn’t like Pyle’s stories though, I thought he wrote too old fashioned for me too understand properly 😀

What was the last book you read?

@jenwriter17 I haven’t heard of Leah Good.  I’ll look her up.

My bucket list?  Ummm…

Tour Europe (whose bucket list is that not on?)

Sing in a concert hall for a paying audience! 🙂

Finish the forty ‘leven stories I am in the middle of writing.

Be a Grandmother…         🙂 🙂

@jenwriter17 Thanks! I like using a British accent too, but I mostly do it when I’m singing, rather than talking.  🙂

@radically-surrendered and@skredder I’m glad you liked them!  As I said before, their sole purpose is to make people laugh. 🙂

@sam-kowal Hahahaha!!! 🙂 Which one did you like best?

@jenwriter17 I live on the east coast, so not very near Missouri.  But we travel a lot during the spring “conference season” since my parents have a parenting/adoption ministry so they’re vendors and speakers at a lot of conferences.  We mostly go up and down the east coast, but we have been farther west a few times.

@skredder It does sound interesting, and I’d love to read it once you figure everything out and get it finished! 🙂

@foreverme  I have the exact same personality type!!!! I think I’m actually mostly ENFJ, but STILL! *ENFP/ENFJ high five*

BTW I was reading you in the latest Aislinn Mollisong: Hero roleplays, and you are AWESOME. I might be joining Aetherlight in the next few weeks! 😉

@sam-kowal Yes, Ginger was talented in many areas.  She was an especially good comedienne.

You know so much about classic film stars – do you watch classic movies much?

@sam-kowal I think that’s what’ll happen in the third book. MWHAHA- oops. And I think I’ve got a pretty good amount of ideas to go on! THANKS, GUYS!

@skredder Loves it! It sounds amazing!

@sam-kowal Ehhh….they kinda can’t be forbidden, as they are the national animal and almost everyone has one. But! That could come in handy in the third book! Especially because he’s the Dragon-boy….*rubs hands together evilly*

@skredder Nice names! Why did you choose them?

@skredder What’s the girl’s name? Her real one, and the one her new family gives her?

@gabbyJ I like this character. Anyway, to build on what everyone else said, if she is optimistic because she doesn’t know how bad things can be, then she’ll grow out of that. But, if she’s naturally a hopeful, cheery person, she might use humor and optimism to keep herself and everyone else encouraged, even when things are hard.

@dragon-snapper LET ME BETA READ IT PLEASE!!! THE FIRST ONE IS SO AMAZING! I’M ALMOST DONE WITH IT AND I NEED MORE!!!!!!!!

Ahem. Sorry. Nice work! I wish I could write something that fast. *glares at Amber and Brendan* YOu two better behave yourselves…

@gabbyj I agree with @princessfoo and @notawriter. But.

I have an addition. So, she believes the best about people. Is very cheerful and optimistic. But then something happens. Someone betrays her, or she leaves her safe, happy home and finds out just how scary a place the world is. Her worldview is entirely flipped. She now trusts no one, and…[Read more]

@princessfoo

Not sure if that last part was directed at me or gabbyj but I do agree with what you said! 🙂 The character I was referring to is one from a story/project I’ve dropped at the moment (Might pick it up again later .. probably will?) so that I can focus on other none writing stuff. Such as drawing, (A hobby I care about more then…[Read more]

@sam-kowal Yes, all dragons should be like Stan. Stan is the best. 😉 That’s actually a really good idea with the Dulaman. I’m trying my very hardest not to make them Orcs but….ya know. If they did have something that would make them a bigger threat, (such as being able to neutralize dragons) they would be a lot better as henchmen in general.…[Read more]