Christine Eaton

@Dragon-Snapper yay! *high fives you* Don’t worry I trimmed my claws recently. 😉 I think I’m going to stop now too— 691 words, deducting a ten minute break with @Daeus wasn’t here. Did you finish your chapter, Daeus?

@daeus @kate-flournoy Well, I’m done for tonight. I wrote 602 words, which I am very happy with, seeing as I just got back into the writing writing world today, not just brainstorming and poetry.

@Daeus I’m with you.

@daeus Coolio, I’m going for longer too. I can’t cut myself off in the middle of an epic battle scene, can I?

@daeus For the Rebellion!

@Daeus a’right.

@kate-flournoy @daeus Wait for meeeee!!! Okay, sorry I’m late. Dishes. 😛

@Daeus not a problem. I shall deduct fifteen minutes’ worth.

@Daeus did you mean till nine?
*dares*

@winter-rose Well, I’ve got to run now, and wrote 178 words. How’d you do?

@winter-rose @overcomer @graciegirl @anyone else I am still writing for about half-an-hour

@daeus Yeah, I’ll be writing more, though not too much this afternoon, because I have a place I gotta be. But tonight around 7-9 I should be. It depends.
In that fifteen minutes I wrote 344 words.

@daeus …Alright, I’ll see what I can do in that frame. 😛

@daeus Are you still there?
@r-j-wordsmith @jess @ethryndal

@jess So my idea of an antihero is someone who does the “right” thing for the wrong reasons OR does the right thing for the right reasons but in the wrong way.

Ideas about why the antihero is so compelling: Nowadays there is a trend where people crave the “realistic.” They desire lifelike situations and lifelike characters (this can work even in…[Read more]

@overcomer Well, I forgot to sign off fifteen minutes ago to tell you I was going…I’m going fifteen minutes ago. I wrote a poem that is 203 words. Thanks!

@overcomer Still here. 😛

And @ethryndal

@daeus @hope @winter-rose @kate-flournoy @jess @northerner @overcomer @r-j-wordsmith @graciegirl I’m going to be planning again.

@daeus Just sayin’…CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! That’s awesome!