Christine Eaton

@claire-c I really didn’t have a choice, I was cast as that role! (It was kinda fun though) 😉

YASSS! 🙂 🙂 🙂 One of my favorite subjects, I listen to musicals ALL. THE. TIME. I’m not much of a singer so I don’t act in musicals, but I do act. I’ve been in multiple VBS skits and church Christmas performances along with one major play which was Lady Windermere’s Fan by Oscar Wilde. I had a fun character, very flirtatious, and it wasn’t a…[Read more]

I like the overall message of the poem, it’s really fun, but alas, I know nothing about poetry to be able to help edit this. Nice job though,

@julia-r, Oh yes the wonderful Dole Whip, I don’t get them too often but they are fantastic, my mom actually makes them at home, but we don’t wait for them to actually “whip” we just drink them like a smoothie and they taste just as great.

@julia-r Well, my favorite ride has to be in Indiana Jones ride in Disneyland, and New Orlean’s Square is probably my favorite “land” along with Fanastyland. Favorite Food? Turkey Legs, Hands down, the giant turkey leg and the mickey shaped sourdough bread. I did draw my profile picture. It’s actually a picture of myself I did after a !910’s…[Read more]

@julia-r Another Disney fan!!! Hello! I live and breathe Disney. I think I scare my friends and family sometimes with all the Disney facts I know. I live close to Disneyland so I go All. The. Time. I have a very full autograph book and I am constantly sketching Disney characters, Sarah @spradlin knows. 😉 And I’d love to work for Disney either as…[Read more]

Good luck! @Jess 🙂

@jess, I have not written anything as far as scripts go, but I do act, so my best advice is to write natural dialogue, just like when you are writing regular storybook characters, allow the personality and humor to come through the lines, that way the actor can easily get a feel for their character and portray them naturally, if that makes any sense. 🙂

I’m not the right person to ask about world naming but @anne-swiftblade is. (Seriously, this girl just writes letters down and clever and unique character and world names just start to appear) 🙂 It’s how a great many place names have come about, for example, Mindelvia, Catherstance, Codash, and Glacialis.

@bluejay Sounds like you’ll have a good discussion but I’m not going to end up being a part of this one. I don’t have time to reread the book. Good luck everyone and have a great discussion!

@jadamae I love Little Women! Jo is my favorite. She’s also my dream role to play on stage.

@anne-swiftblade knows how I was just talking about this last night 😉

@jadamae I love Little Women! Jo is my favorite. She’s also my dream role to play on stage.

Hey! @bluejay I was going to recommend The Two Princesses of Bamarre!
@daeus check out The Ranger’s Apprentice if you haven’t already. Easy fun reads and medieval fantasy (Without magic) and contains awesome archers dudes in cool cloaks. 🙂 🙂 🙂

I’m voting for Peter Pan! I haven’t actually read the original version and I want to read that before I read another book by J.M. Barrie called the Littlest Minister (I have an antique copy on my shelf which was given to me by my Grandfather.