Catwing

@jenwriter17 @valtmy @rochellaine @catwing

Um, hello again!

My timer has gone off, though I’m not sure about Catwing’s. I got 596 for all who wanted to know.

I was also just laughing because “Prince William gave hope to thousands of bald Englishmen by losing his hair”.

@catwing What if breakfast tagged you back?  Would you invite it over for dinner?

@valtmy Hello!  Good question.  The more I think about it, the more I’m seeing that the direction may work out very well if I handle it correctly.  It just freaked me out because it makes things WAY more complicated!  But that can be a good thing, as it might add…[Read more]

@seekjustice Please forgive us for abandoning you! 😛

@jenwriter17 @catwing I’m back now.

Are we having more word wars?

Daughter of Judas just took an unexpected turn and I am quite astonished at it.  I am also trying to figure out how to turn it back onto the right path because the turn it took was decidedly in the wrong direction. 😉

@Catwing

Awesome. See you then 🙂

@valtmy

I believe it does, though I don’t really use those features a lot.

Ah, that’s why you were wondering about Android. What do you currently use? Google docs or something like that?

I’m fairly certain Scrivener can be synced into a word doc, but I much not sure how to do that.

@Catwing

Aha! Someone to word war with! You may choose however long you like 😀

@valtmy

Yes, I am still sick but I feel I’ve been miserable for long enough and must drag myself from my sickbed and start writing.

By the way, I started my NaNo novel a few days early and was writing it in Scrivener and I love it! I’m finding it quite easy to use for first drafting, easier than I expected.

@valtmy

They assure me they’re coming back…

Eventually, anyway.

@rochellaine @jenwriter17

What?? You’ve all abandoned me?

@jenwriter17 278 words.

I’ve got to go for a short bit.  See you in a while if you’re still here.

@jenwriter17

All right, I’m back. I’ll wait this war out and join when you finish 🙂

@jenwriter17 Sorry, got distracted when I noticed a new Star Trek series had been announced… 😛 So I’ve been texting my brother about that.

How about a ten minute word war?

@rochellaine @jenwriter17

I’m going to shower and then I’m coming back to try and force a few words out of my poor sick brain, so maybe when you’ve finished this war I could join you for a second?

@jenwriter17 😛

I can word war with you now if you want.

@seekjustice Oh, cool!  There’s a classic I’ve read that you haven’t read! 😛  I thought the only classics I’d read that you hadn’t were the Mark Twain books.  Usually if it’s a classic, you’ve read it and I haven’t. 😉

Yup that’s it.  I think I understood most of the poem, but you pro…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Actually,  I’ve never read Tarzan or seen the movie, so I’ve got no idea.

I read the poem and realised that I have read it before 😉 I’d just forgotten it. It was quite amusing.

Was the parody you mentioned “You are Young, Kaiser Wilhelm”? If so, I just found that in my wanderings and it was also quite amusing 😛

@jenwriter17 I think “adulting” is one of the strangest things our generation has come up with. 😛

@seekjustice I saw the Disney Jungle Book movie when I was little, which I know very well is completely different from the book.  Unfortunately I’ve not read the book yet.  I was about to once, but I forgot or something…maybe I got caught up in a…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I loved Rikki Tikki Tavi too, mostly because I wish I had a mongoose to keep the snakes away from my house.

I think I’ve read some of his war poems, but that’s about it. Mostly I just really loved The Jungle Book stories. I read the Just So stories too.

All right, I’ll go look it up 🙂

@seekjustice I haven’t read much of Rudyard Kipling.  But I absolutely loved Rikki Tikki Tavi.  I actually found him to be quite adorable…which I have a feeling wasn’t the specific purpose of his story… 😛  I’ve read a couple of Kipling’s shorter poems too, such as If. (that is by him, right?) What’s your favorite of his works?

But I don’t th…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Well, that’s true. We both share unpopular opinions about Jane Austen. Since we’re talking about authors now, what do you think of Rudyard Kipling?

I’ll put Alice on my neverending list of books to try again. Someday.

Though it seems to me it has failed in its calling if its a children’s book that can’t be enjoyed by children…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Hello!  Sorry, I can’t word war right now.  My family is listening to a debate between some candidates for the midterms.  I’ll be on later, though.