Christine Eaton

Intriguing. Most intriguing.

Then what on earth do you call all your regular unnormality??!

Ha! That’s what you think. *smirks* But my dear, who says one mask cannot simply hide another?

@Emma-Flournoy

Oh and @Daeus , ‘steal’ is your life motto?

I think we need to get some authorities involved here.

😉

Deary me. Such sad business, misunderstandings. *tries to hold back the frustrated tears*

Peeking out of your ‘normal’ mask for the first time in 17 years, @Kate-Flournoy? Then what on earth do you call all your regular unnormality??!

*smothers laughter*

Okay, okay… I’m just messing with you guys. Never mind. Everything’s fine. No need to be ‘Schmidten’ with horror. *groans* I promise to act normal again. It was kinda nice, peeking for real out of my ‘normal’ mask though… one gets a little tired of it after seventeen years. *sinister chuckle*

*waves hand beneficently* Let…[Read more]

@Emma-Flournoy Um… no.

And I disdain to explain myself further. *sniff*

@Daeus
Ah, I bet she could look like an owl if she really wanted to. She’s a master at imitation. 😉

I guess that just goes to show that an enemy without can fatally distract
from an enemy within.
And I believe what she meant was this. I was the enemy without, and in pretending to think I’d offended you, distracted you—the enemy within,…[Read more]

Here are my answers.

1. I have been bitten by a chipmunk. TRUE (I tried to save one from being eaten by my cat when I was little. 🙂 )

2. I have been bitten by a ladybug. TRUE (It actually really hurt!)

3. I have been stung by a jellyfish. FALSE

*grin widens*

@hope, don’t worry. I’m not holding that against you. I agree that he has way too many long paragraphs and I want to get to the dialogue. I probably wouldn’t notice that if I weren’t a writer, but I am, so I see it whether I like it or not. I guessed who the bad guy was in one of the first chapters in one of them if that says anything. *run to…[Read more]

@hope, don’t worry. I’m not holding that against you. I agree that he has way too many long paragraphs and I want to get to the dialogue. I probably wouldn’t notice that if I weren’t a writer, but I am, so I see it whether I like it or not. I guessed who the bad guy was in one of the first chapters in one of them if that says anything. *run to…[Read more]

@Daeus *grins* Never mind.

@The-Bean um… #1?

@Sarah-H yes, really. *grins* Most of my fears are physical though— there’s not much that can scare me mentally, which is where most of the writing goes on. 😉

@Daeus *aggrieved sigh* Great minds are seldom understood in their own time.

*snicker* We were all so focused on making sure you didn’t trick us that we didn’t notice when Emma slipped in the back door.

Ha! Well, there goes that… I guess that just goes to show that an enemy without can fatally distract from an enemy within. *folds hands, looks wise as an owl*

@Daeus @Kate-Flournoy

Wait, really?

If so, I’m greatly excited because I was totally bluffing.

No, not really!! I knew you were bluffing, which is why I said that.

And by the way, Daeus, I was going to award you for humor before I even saw your post about flattery. So I meant it. Though that doesn’t do it justice by a long road. You have a s…[Read more]

Thanks @kate-flournoy and @dragon-snapper I appreciate the prayers. So far it is going really well. Let’s hope it keeps moving forward smoothly.

@dragon-snapper I’m glad, glad, glad. 🙂 I can understand your dislike for her, but right from the start I like her, because she stood up for Will when Horace teased and bullied him.

@Hope well good… glad it’s good for something. XD

@kate-flournoy Considering my usual count, I didn’t do so well either. 530 words– ugh. Perhaps we both need to trim our claws? 😀
@bluejay That’s fine! I’ll be praying for you.