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@hannah-c YES! It sound hilarious, actually. 😛

@that_writer_girl_99 Woooohoooo! KP-versary (almost) Congratulations! 😀

I’m so glad you’ve been on here, Elizabeth! You’re cheery, fun and so helpful. I look forward to the coming years! 🙂

@pickupyourpenandwrite How funny! I just posted about this this morning on my blog. XD
Why I Write

Yo.

So…the reason I write has, inevitably, changed as I’ve grown up. At first, I wrote stories because it was fun. I was a creative kid, and I enjoyed writing because it allowed me to pursue my fun, crafty side. As I got older, however, I started to realize just how much writing meant to me, and I started to dream about pursuing it as a…[Read more]

@Dekreel This is great. XD And I agree with @ClaireC, the small installments are nice; makes it easier to read and in one sitting. 😉

@PerfectFifths If you really could cut in perfect fifths that would be quite a feat.

@ariella-newheart Yours is absolutely hilarious, I love it!

@dekreel Thank you for the laughs, I loved those pictures!! And how long did it take you to find all of them anyway???

Guys, this is the best forum topic ever. Laughter is good medicine! *nods emphatically*

@ariella-newheart Accurate.

@dekreel Ok; not going to lie, that last pic of me kind of creeps me out…

@dekreel, good work. 🙂 I like the small installments.

@dragon-snapper, uuuuuummmmmmmm.

yeah.

I’m not going to be much help with this, cause I do the same thing.

One of the things I’ve found helpful is, like @daeus said, insert hope. Your characters should be driven by their goals.

Unless your MC is like mine, who is just plain hurting and miserable, and kind of takes it out on everyone else.…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper do you mean on a scene to scene basis, like too much reacting, or just in general when you’re describing emotions? Just having one emotion indicator can help, like if your character is scared, only mentioning her rapid heartbeat rather than her wide eyes, her rapid heartbeat, and her clammy hands.

I think it’s still fine to have…[Read more]

@Dragon-Snapper Is this problem arising in the current story you’re working on, or all of them as a whole? Because child, I’m almost finished reading your book, and I honestly don’t know what you’re talking about. If anything, I was going to say that you need to focus more on the emotion, not less. Is this a response from beta-reader feedback, or…[Read more]

@hannah-c HANNAAAAHH! Hi and welcome back!

Ooh, yikes, I’m so glad you’re okay. 🙂

Comical autobiography… that sounds hilarious. 😛 Is it about you?

Up to?

Up to much mischief, my dear friend…

I finished my third novel, working on the fourth now. Also started a blog, the link of which you can find down there in ze signature.

I also…[Read more]

@sam-kowal *cracks knuckles* @daeus I had to tag you too. XD

Challenge accepted. Raspberries. Go.

Frozen Raspberry

Bland,

And the gray of night,

Shivering hands.

No light.

I couldn’t fight,

Tasteless.

I couldn’t write…

Numbness.

Why?

A question…

A question for the sky.

Of this evil infection?

Why the gray,

Does…[Read more]

@rochellaine Oh, yeah. 😛

I didn’t think so, which is why I stopped at four verses. But now I want to try – it just may take longer.

Hole, thread, cut, sharpen, stone, water, well… Oh, I know, it gets too late to go to the well, so you have to sleep. With what shall I sleep with? With a blanket! There’s a hole in my blanket! XD

@supermonkey42…[Read more]

*when you should be studying for your Philosophy exam but would rather laugh at other Keepers’ insane awesomeness*
Yep. You guys are the greatest. XD

@rochellaine One thing about sewing… the thread can never be too long (okay, maybe it can, but better too long than too short). But yes, it is a pun, and I didn’t realise it until you said so. XD I was just making my own version of the song “There’s a Hole in My Bucket.”

@rochellaine

A Hole in My Blanket:

There’s a hole in my blanket,
Dear Rochell, dear Rochell
There’s a hole in my blanket,
Dear Rochell, a hole

Well mend it, dear Louise
Dear Louise, dear Louise
Mend it, dear Louise
Dear Louise, mend it

With what shall I mend it,
Dear Rochel, dear Rochel,
With what shall I mend it,
Dear Rochel, with what?

With…[Read more]