Christianna Hellwig

@dekreel, sorry about the double posting. I’m not sure what happened there.

Haha, okay…um, I’m INTJ so that will tell you some of my personality. I love singing, making music, ballroom dancing, hiking, and laughing my head off at the humorous things other people come up with…not in a derogatory way, in a good way, I hope. I could read epic poetry all day. Philosophy and deep theological debates make me supremely…[Read more]

Haha, okay…um, I’m INTJ so that will tell you some of my personality. I love singing, making music, dancing, hiking, and laughing my head off at the humorous things other people come up with…not in a derogatory way, in a good way, I hope. I could read epic poetry all day. Philosophy and deep theological debates make me supremely happy. I love…[Read more]

@dekreel I’m game for that. What do you want to know? Um clarification…what deep, dark secrets are you seeking to swindle out of me for your creepy but compelling characterizations? 😉

@jenwriter17  Haha, thanks anyhow. Oh dear, asking me what my favorite book/movie is, is rather like asking me to tell you my life story. But I’d say “A Tale of Two Cities” by Charles Dickens and “Manalive” by G.K. Chesterton (Anything by Chesterton is my favorite really) would be at the top. Movies…um…probably the newest version of Les…[Read more]

@daeus  I hope you don’t mind. You didn’t tag me, nor did I ask first, but I love good meter in poetry so I messed around with your poem a bit. I put everything I changed in bold and bracketed the words I would remove. I didn’t get the meter perfect, as in there are somethings which were awkward but didn’t feel right changing as it could change…[Read more]

@skredder, Thanks. 😉 That would make it extra special. You’re right, that is an aspect I hadn’t really considered…Well, hey at least you finished one. That I haven’t done as of yet! 🙂 …Yay, so maybe only three more posts to stop bumbling places. 😉

@clairec, I love the Rogers & Hammerstein Cinderella. What a wonderful opportunity. I really…[Read more]

@skredder, that’s okay, that means your non-musical abilities are all the better. 🙂 Fascinating. I actually feel that when I’m writing in the real world, if you will, writing in contemporary settings is easier because I’m more familiar with the here and now and don’t have to do too much research on the historical aspect, thus making me feel I’m…[Read more]

@skredder, thanks. Singing is fun! F1 is wonderful, I really enjoy listening to low men’s voices. Do you sing? What’s your favorite genre to write in and why?

@sam-kowal I’m so happy you think it sounds epic. I guess we’ll find out whether I have what it takes to write a story on such a topic and have it come out epic. 😉 So, I’m curious, you…[Read more]

@clairec Nice. I got a B.A. in music with voice as my primary instrument. I sang a lot of opera for both my senior and junior recitals, I believe that’s really when I came to love the style. So, out of curiosity are you a Soprano or an Alto?  Haha, writing has been the same way for me. Isn’t it hilarious to look back on the stories you wrote when…[Read more]

Okay…. @clairec, @sam-kowal    I can’t seem to get this tag thing working!

@clairc thanks. I’ve been composing for five years I was fifteen I think when I wrote my first song, but the opera is a new thing I embarked upon as soon as I finished college. It’s certainly not easy, but I’m thoroughly enjoying every bit of it. Writing the poetry and script for the libretto was wonderful. I don’t think I’ve both laughed and…[Read more]

Yay, alright, thanks again!

Dah! It didn’t work! How about this… @that_writer_girl_99

@Elizabeth Thanks, I’ve been wondering how to do that!

Rochellaine, Favorite periods of history are rather difficult for me because I like several for different reasons. If you asked which time period I’d most like to be plopped into, well, I think the 1700’s would have been most intriguing in that sense…except for the hair styles…white powdered wigs…ugh! What period do I like to fantasize on…[Read more]

Dekreel, thanks. I heartily enjoyed the peculiar creatures in the Wingfeather saga. So glad you brought it up! I am attempting to conjure up my own race, though the names aren’t even half as good as Thwaps and Meeps! 😉

MNValentine, that’s good advice, I vowed from the start that I wouldn’t touch elves, dwarves, dragons or any of that with the…[Read more]

Thanks. I’ll keep that in mind. I suppose it’s a good thing to seek advice and community before one has even done anything….I guess that’s a side effect of my having way more pride than is good for me. I look forward to hearing more from you. By the way my MBTI is INTJ. 🙂