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  • ClaireC replied to the topic Calling all artists! in the forum Characters 6 years ago

    @ariel-ashira, I’m so sorry I didn’t see this till just now!! I’ve been pretty low on time this year, so haven’t been on KP in ages.

    Thanks so much for drawing her! She looks great. 🙂

  • @dekreel. Thank you so much for sharing! I will absolutely be praying for you… 🙂

    I’m two weeks away from finishing my last year of high school ever!!! *gleeful rubbing of hands* (If that confuses you, it just proves that you’re an American… In Australia, we finish a school year at the end of the year… How does that not make sense???…[Read more]

  • @dekreel Didn’t you? I’m probably one of the only few who haven’t moved over to Story Embers. XD I’ve been good. 🙂 Funny you should make contact now, I recently started talking with Emma Flournoy again too. XD How have you been?

  • @emma-flournoy
    Hey, Emma. Just checking in to see how you’re doing. It’s been a while since we talked. XD

    • Hey yourself! (You’ve no idea how many times I’ve wished I had a real name to call you… Not complaining, mind, just remarking. XD It doesn’t seem right to call you Louise…idk, does it?) Awww. Thanks. 😀 I’ve actually thought a few times recently that I should message YOU since it’s been awhile. Doing pretty well, thankee. Quite busy. A few…[Read more]

      • @emma-flournoy

        You can go ahead and call me Louise. It’s my middle name, so it’s real enough. 😉 If you want to find out my real name, I know Kate is on YWW (although I haven’t seen her very active) and I go by that there now. I’m just trying to figure out how she’d know it was me. XD

        Lol, great minds then. 😉 Wow, 12 babies! :O That’s amazing.…[Read more]

        • Heh! XD Yeah, as far as I know she’s not very active there; she’s most active on Story Embers. Have you checked that out? I know it’s got a pretty active and awesome forum. Okay then. Louise. That’s right, I think I did know that was your middle name at one point. Very well. 😀

          Oh yeah. XD

          Yeah, we like it! We’re still just getting our feet wet,…[Read more]

          • @emma-flournoy I’ve had a brief look and I get Hope Ann’s emails for it but I haven’t really been active. I kinda feel like they abandoned Kingdom Pen just to set up something very similar. XD I know it’s possibly because KP wasn’t going where their vision was anymore and it’d just be easier to start from scratch.

            When I first joined this…[Read more]

            • I know whatcha mean. 😛 But hey, it is still mostly the same community, just in a different place. I didn’t move partly ’cause the forum’s supposed to be a little more serious/focused, and since I’m not actually a writer it prolly wouldn’t work that well. XD They’re more focused on focusing on writing.

              Oh yikes, doesn’t that mean you’re the…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              Yeah, I have YWW for that. I liked KP because it was lots of fun and the articles were really good. 😀

              LOL! No! Far from it! XD I sit right next to the concertmaster in the smaller group and sometimes I sit there if she’s not there. But in the bigger one I’m in seconds so if I sit in the first chair of the seconds I’m just leading…[Read more]

            • Well that it certainly was and they certainly were. 😛

              OHH okay. XD Well still. That’s not at all bad. XD Ha! Sounds like your orchestra is ever-fluctuating indeed. Must make things interesting…

              Noice! Looks quite fun. I’m gaining a new appreciation for orchestral music in general and the people who make it work together. I mean… dis takes…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              😛 XD

              Lol, yeah. It’s good though. We’re usually using string arrangements now and the brass and wind have to transpose if there isn’t something for them already (I don’t know if you would have figured this out by now, but some instruments aren’t tuned the same as violin, like with clarinet and trumpet their A is really Bb so if…[Read more]

    • Oh right, yeah! It must be rather weird. Elizabeth (who’s playing in orchestra w/me) once took up French horn for a time, and she discovered the key difference, to her chagrin. 😛 It was a tad confusing at first.

      Ooh, nice. HA, really! Well I’m sure I will discover that then. 😛 I always have wondered a little how musicians could just sit…[Read more]

      • Lol, she would have been! XD

        Yeah, well there you go, they really can’t. 😛 You get so exhausted after a concert and make sure you get a hat if you ever do outdoors in hotter weather. And I always have my water bottle with me and try and have a sip between each piece if I can.

        It depends on the piece. If I do a hymn, I usually take the piano…[Read more]

        • Well that sounds wise. *shudder* Hopefully I’ll never be playing for awhile outside in hot weather. Hot weather is the bane of my existence anyway. 😛

          Okay, that makes a lot of sense! Coolio. Do you have a favorite of your arrangements?

          And btw, as it turns out now, we’ll be staying in both the little and the big orchestra groups this semester…[Read more]

          • @emma-flournoy

            Yeah, it gets pretty hot here. Anyway, I know because once I didn’t have my hat and I felt really hot and a bit sick but after the break I was okay and I just kept having a bit of water between pieces.
            Long story short, I need to buy a black sun hat XD

            A favourite… Well, I love the pieces of Lord of the Rings but we actually…[Read more]

            • XD

              Well that works. XD Choosing favorites is really a terribly hard thing.

              Oh, that makes a lot of sense! *cringe* I do have some scale/positions books, but not really technique books, and I admit I hardly ever practice just raw technique by itself. :/ I don’t even really know…how one would go about that? Or is it MEANT to be really boring……[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              Have you had any concerts yet (forgive me if you’ve already mentioned that XD)? Do you have a dress code for them? Our concerts for the big orchestra are usually all-black unless it’s more casual, like playing at a local showground or at a retirement home, then we have these coloured shirts (green for strings, yellow for winds,…[Read more]

            • It’s OK. XD No, not yet—first one’s November 8th. Just four more rehearsals. *endeavors not to shudder* Yes, the dress code is all black. Most of the time, I think. So I’ve been trying to find a good, classy black shirt and skirt, ’cause I don’t normally keep those on hand. XD At least not the shirt. Those concerts definitely sound colorful. ;D…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              I know! I had to get so much black for these performances ‘cuz some are not as formal yet still need to be black and some are quiet formal so I actually went and made a dress (with a lot of help from a couple of sewing teachers but it was good). And now most of my nice stuff is black which I don’t particularly like wearing. *rolls…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              Hey, you really wanna know my name? 😀

              Here’s my introductory post. Page 5 (if the link doesn’t send you right there), Grace W. aka rebelutionary is a good friend of mine and here she accidentally dropped my real name.

              – (@) October 14, 2018

            • Ahh! XD

              All right, my post in on page 9 of the Start Here space, called Just Another Girl. Page 5 of that post. XD

    • Heeey, where’s the MBTI post? *scratches head* Huh. Well, this is my reply to the notification of it, plus the others.

      Ha! That’s hilarious. 😀 Yes, black is nice and clean-cut for formal occasions, but not exactly…fun for regular wear.

      Well, not necessarily that I don’t know what all the sharps and flats are; that’s easy enough to figure…[Read more]

      • @emma-flournoy Oh, I deleted it because the link wasn’t working and that was annoying me. I didn’t realise you still got the notification, so I’m guessing the link worked there?? XD

        Yeah. 😉

        “How do you decide when to use which finger for a sharp or flat? When to move a third finger down or a second finger up, etc.?”
        Aha, good question. I think…[Read more]

        • Yup. XD

          ‘I think the general rule is if it’s sharp, you move the finger up and if it’s flat you move it down.’ Ahh, OK! Makes sense. Thanks. 😀

          Gotcha. 😉

          Heh. Cool. XD

          Sweet. ;D Yeah, that was pretty funny. ( :/ yay)

          😀

          It’s about two weeks till our first concert. I’m still wondering how this is all gonna come together before then…

          • @emma-flournoy Cool XD

            No worries. 🙂

            Oh yeah, I know what you mean. XD The smaller orchestra has a performance this Saturday for a school’s 40th anniversary. I’m not really nervous about it (the music is mostly really easy) but I do get anxious when the bit orchestra has performances. What are you performing at and what music are you playing? 🙂

            • We’re playing at the college; I think it’s just a free concert for anyone who wants to come/family members of orchestra peeps, etc. Lessee…we’re playing the third mvt. of St. Paul’s Suite; a few movements of Corelli’s “Christmas Concerto”; the first two and the last mvts. of the Capriol Suite by Peter Warlock; the first mvt. of Bach’s 3rd…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              Sounds like quite the repertoire. I hope you do well and enjoy yourself!

              Our performance this afternoon went quite well, though I don’t think I personally played my best. We played a song called Fiesta for Strings, Lady Madonna (the Beatles), It Don’t Mean a Thing, a Mozart piece called Overture and an ABBA medley.

            • Wow that was fast. XD

              Thank you! 😀

              Good, I’m glad! I mean, not that you didn’t personally play your best, but yeah. ;P Is there any way for you to tell if you won’t be playing so well one day, and apprehend it, esp. if you have important violining to do? Some days I have are really really good (those are the rare ones XD), some are just good,…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              Lol, I thought the same thing. XD

              That’s a good question… I know what you mean, some days I just feel like my fingers aren’t cooperating or the bow isn’t working well (I think it may need a re-hair anyway 😛 ), other days I feel like the best violinist in the house! (oh, wait… I’m the only violinist XD)

              I know my fingers…[Read more]

            • XD Yeah. Hey, I’m just having my bow re-haired. I didn’t really know about that before, but it came up as an option instead of buying an expensive new bow (I wanna wait till I have enough money to buy a pretty nice bow, not just mediocre, before buying another bow at all). Haven’t gotten it back yet, but I’m hoping it’ll be a big improvement. I’m…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              Yeah, I know what you mean, I didn’t know about it either. My friend who was learning violin lives on a farm and he has a horse and he was telling me he wants to re-hair his own bow with his own horses’ hair, and I was like, “I don’t think that’ll work quite like that.” XD

              If you can help it. It’s not too bad, if you have straps,…[Read more]

            • Ha! XD If only…

              Well, that’s true; I guess I don’t normally have it in the car unless I’ll be using it.

              I know whatcha mean. XD

            • @emma-flournoy

              It would have been really cool if he could have. XD

              Yeah. I don’t just think, “I’ll take my violin shopping today.” XD

              Yeah. Do you have any idea what Mozart Symphony no. 40 is?? If you don’t, YouTube it and I bet you you have heard it before. 😉 I didn’t know, but we’re playing it in orchestra so I listened to it and I…[Read more]

            • Yeah. 😛

              XD

              Ohh wait I think I actually do… Goes like ‘duh-da-duh duh-da-duh duh-da-duh-Daaa —- DA-da-da da-da-da da-da-duh-duh…’ etc. If you know the tune you’ll be able to read that properly. XD That’s Molto Allegro, which I think must be the famous movement. I used to listen to that all the time because I used to listen to Mozart all…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              Yes, that’s it exactly! XDXD Yes, it is rather fun, but we haven’t been playing it up to speed yet. 😉 XD

            • Oh yay! XD Yeah, it’s so fast. Fun. 😀

            • @emma-flournoy Yeah, I think we’re playing it a little over half speed.

            • *nodnod* Cool.

            • @emma-flournoy

              Another one we got that’s really cool is the second movement of Beethoven Symphony no. 7.

            • Ooh. I don’t know that one off the top of my head, but most Beethoven symphonies are pretty epic.

              Our last rehearsal besides the dress rehearsal on the day of the concert was last night. The director said he’s feeling confident about the concert, but I’m still not quite clear on how it’s all going to be good on Thursday. I think maybe they just…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              Look it up. 😀 And if you can, find it on the YouTube channel smalin. He makes animated score things and they’re so pretty!

              Ooooh! Getting close then? You’d do great. Trust me, I know about not perfect. My first concert with the CSO (the big orchestra), we had this piece for How to Train Your Dragon (which sounds epic when played…[Read more]

            • I shall, eventually. 😀

              Ooh. XD

              Well, that’s an encouraging thought. *nod* I’ll try not to stress. XD

            • @emma-flournoy

              Yeah, ooh. XD

              *hugs* You can do it!

              Question, is your sister doing NaNoWriMo?

    • Thank youuuu! *hugs*
      Six more hours…

      No, she isn’t doing NaNo. But she just started choir practice for the Christmas program we’ll be playing in, so now we all three go to practices together. But our practices are a couple hours apart, so she has a couple hours to sit around while we’re doing our practice before hers starts. So she can take…[Read more]

      • @emma-flournoy

        Till what? XD

        Ah, nice plan. 😀 Yes, I am doing NaNo and I would have added her as a buddy if she was. 😉

        • Till the concert. XD

          It actually went off a lot better than I was expecting. I’m very happy. 😀 It was fun. And I wasn’t as nervous as I was expecting to be, which was lovely. Always helps when you’re in the back and have got a bunch of other people in front of you.;P

          Aww. 😀

          I watched the video of the Beethoven symphony by the smalin guy. SO.…[Read more]

          • @emma-flournoy I thought so, but I got confused because then you were talking about another concert (which clearly isn’t the same one XDXD)

            That’s great! Yeah, I don’t find I’m very nervous, but like if I play with my mum for some friends or something, I’m more nervous. I think it has to do with having seven other people playing the same part as…[Read more]

            • XD It’s OK.

              Yeah, definitely. Scary. 😛 I’ve only been in one recital before, and it was plenty nerve-wracking.

              OOH, I’ll definitely watch that one. LOVE Canon in D. <3 <3 <3

            • @emma-flournoy

              I’ve done a couple of exams and one time I couldn’t tell if I was purposefully doing vibrato or my hand was just shaking. XD Anyway, so far I’ve decided not to do any more exams because they’re not necessarily necessary and I don’t need that added bit of pressure/anxiety. XD

              Yeah, it’s pretty nice. But you gotta feel sorry for the…[Read more]

            • Ha! XD Well, makes sense.

              I know! The same thing over and over and over again….

          • @emma-flournoy

            XD At least it’s easy to memorise.

            So, on Monday, Mum and I were playing my Seitz concerto (and going really well!) and then my conductor (who picks me up sometime before orchestra so I can help out with set up and other things), came to the door while we were finishing the first movement. XDXD And I got really self-conscious, and…[Read more]

            • Yeah. XD

              Ha! You poor thing. :’D That’s funny though. That would totally happen to me in the same situation.

              We have about two and a half weeks till our Christmas concert now, and we only started practicing our music for it about a week ago. *shudder* I really don’t know why they do this. 😐 That’s less than half the amount of time we had to…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              It wasn’t too bad. Though my hands were shaking after for a bit. XD

              Aw. You shouldn’t have to be really tense to hold the violin (though sometimes you just are and don’t realise it XD). What songs are you playing for the Christmas one?

              At this point that I know of, May. We’re not doing a Christmas thing this year (not a formal…[Read more]

            • XD

              Yeah, I think a lot of my tensity I don’t notice soon as I should ’cause I’m too focused on other aspects. It’s sad. ;P Lessee. There’s “Around the World at Christmas Time”, “A Christmas Festival”, “Star of Wonder”, “March of the Toys”, “Joy to the World”, “The Huron Carol”, and “I Heard the Bells”. I think that’s it, at least for the main…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              Yeah. There’s a lot to think about when playing an instrument. 😉

              I don’t know any of those specifically (except for Joy to the World and I Heard the Bells), though if they’re medleys, I’d most likely know the songs in them. 😉

            • Yeah, I’m sure you’d know most of them. 😉

            • How goes NaNo?

            • @emma-flournoy

              Carols are generally known universally. XD

              It goes well! I reached 30,000 words last night and I’m consistently a day ahead of the recommended goals. I haven’t been stressed or feeling like I wasn’t going to make it and I’m confident I have plenty of story to reach the word count, and then some. 😀 It’s been an enjoyable…[Read more]

            • Yay! That’s awesome.

              Welp, I’m not even sure, technically. If reading counts as a hobby, count that. :’D I’m not really naturally artsy so I don’t do much in that field, and though I can sew things fairly nicely I don’t particularly like sewing except for once a year or so. XD Which would make violin, piano and reading my main ‘hobbies’. And…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              I reckon they all count, and I don’t see why MBTI wouldn’t. 😉 Yeah, it’s nice to have the outlet of writing for all my thinking and wondering. 😀

              Yikes. That’s okay. 🙂 Sorry to hear that, that’s not always fun, is it? Of course I’ll pray. _hugs_

              Uh… Not specifically at this point, but thank you. 🙂

              I consider music and…[Read more]

            • I bet. 😀

              Not very fun at all, Precious. *gollum, gollum* XD
              Thanks, that means a lot. 🙂

              I know though, sometimes when I’ve been asked that question I’m like…uh… nothing? *wracks brains* Yeah… So it’s all right. XD

              Cool!! So much neat stuff. Woodworking, that’s neat. Do you like specifically carving, building things, both? When you can…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              😀

              That’s okay, precious. *gollum* XD

              Yeah, same here. XD

              With woodworking I’ve made a bowl (which was mostly round when I started, so it was a good starting project and I really enjoyed that). I’ve made two boxes (one a test, one my new jewellery box). And I’ve made a baton that I’m going to give to my conductor. 😀 I did start…[Read more]

            • XD

              Ooh, cool stuff! I bet it’ll be fun giving your conductor the baton. 😀

    • Welp, we’re done with the Christmas concert. We did it twice, one Saturday and one Sunday. They both worked better than I expected them to based on practices. It was nice.

      And now the semester is over. Which is sad, though also kinda relieving to have a little break. We don’t know yet if we’re going back next semester (starting January 14th).

      • @emma-flournoy

        Awesome! I’m glad it went well! (also, I’m sorry, I didn’t get an email for your last post XD)

        We’ve got one more rehearsal, and then a party at my conductor’s house (instead of doing any “formal” Christmas thing) but I don’t know if I’m going to go to that, then our holidays until late Jan or early Feb, I think. When will you…[Read more]

        • Aah I’m sorry! Dunno what happened there.
          Anyway, thanks. 😀

          Well, probably just as soon as we and our parents discuss it. Anytime between now and January 14th! Hopefully sooner than later. The break is relaxing though. XD I love doing orchestra (and more important, it’s helped violin tremendously in some areas), but it kept me sooo busy and…[Read more]

          • @emma-flournoy

            Yeah, fair enough. But it would be nice to be able to do that still if you can. But yes, being part of an orchestra is very busy (especially when you’re also acting as PA for the conductor twice a week 😉 ).

            Hm. Well, I have improvised making my own fiddle tunes a couple of times, but I don’t remember how they go any more…[Read more]

            • Yup, definitely. And yeah, at least I’m no PA. ;P I mean, it sounds like a position I’d enjoy, but busy.

              Wul cool still. I love fiddle music either way.
              And wow. People like that are amazing.

            • @emma-flournoy

              Yeah, it’s pretty fun. I check the emails and print music and bind scores for her and she and I send out the emails and organise repertoire and things like that.

              Yeah, it’s really fun.

              Yes, they are! We have a friend who doesn’t know how to read music very well, but he plays the piano amazingly.

            • Kewel.

              Wow. 😀

            • @emma-flournoy

              lol

              Which movement of St. Pauls’ Suite did you say you’ve played? My orchestra has been playing the first movement (the Jig, I think it’s called), and that’s pretty challenging, but lots of fun (though my stand partner doesn’t like it XD).

            • We played the 3rd mvt. at our concert, but we’d been practicing the first for a bit before they decided not to do it this semester. I agree, it’s alotta fun. And really challenging. XD The worst part is the part with like 6 sharps (if you’re a second violinist. If you’re not you might not have that part.). Thankfully it’s not very long, but so…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              I am a second violinist. 😉 You mean the bit with all the semi quavers going up and up? In our score they’re all accidentals, but it would be six sharps if put as a key signature 😛 My teacher’s helped me with that and says play each group of three with the third, second and first finger so it’s always 3, 2, 1. It means a lot of…[Read more]

            • Okay, yes! That’s the part. I’m pretty sure they’re accidentals on our score too. OK, that sounds like a good solution. We had someone help us with that part too, and I don’t think they gave us quite the same fingering (it doesn’t involve much shifting at all; it’s mostly just all half a note down from where your fingers usually are in 1st…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              Cool, I’m glad you’re getting input from more experienced people. Otherwise you can feel a bit lost as to what to do.

        • I agree! XD Experienced people are great to have around. I’d be quite lost without them.

      • @emma-flournoy

        I didn’t see this! :O

        How was your Christmas? How was your New Year’s? 😀

        • Ack, I’m so sorry! Used to be whenever I just hit the reply to one of your comments, even without tagging you, it would notify you without fail. -_- Eh well.

          They were pretty good! We had one set of grandparents over for Christmas, and then last night we stayed up and ate snacks, played games, and watched Captain America: First Avengers till m…[Read more]

        • AND I CAN’T BELIEVE IT’S 2019

          • @emma-flournoy

            No, that was more me apologising to you, because I do usually get an email whether you tag me or not. XDXD

            Christmas was good. We had the family over at our house (mum’s parents and her sister and her family) and had Christmas dinner. My violin teacher was away and she often asks us to feed her cats when she is, so Mum and I took…[Read more]

    • @perfectfifths Sorry xD

      • @emma-flournoy Good thing you did that; I only got emails for the “Sorry” and I was wondering “what’s she gone and done?” XD

        Yeh, dat’s a good question. 😛

        So, what are you going to do for your birthday? 😀 From what you said I’m guessing it’s the 20th? That’s the day after mine.

        • HA! Eh dear. XD XD XD

          Huh, it’s actually the eleventh! But I’d calculated yours as the 18th. Not sure what happened. 😛 Anyway, it was nice and quiet. Had a favorite breakfast, meal and dessert (one of the best b-day traditions ;P), and received various lovely gifts from my family. And then the majority of the people went running errands later…[Read more]

          • @emma-flournoy XD 😛

            Oh, well, happy birthday, then! 😀 Lol, nope, the 19th. XD I know what happened; timezones. 😛 I’m a day ahead of you, and you probably saw that message the day I sent it, which would have been a day behind for you (confused yet? Good). XD

            That sounds like it was lovely. 🙂 On my birthday we’re going to my grandparents’ for…[Read more]

            • Thank youu! And ACTUALLY, I thought that’s what might have happened in that case. I knew you were one day ahead and I thought I’d calculated that, but I guess not. XD I’m not sure how mine got 9 days off though! XD

              Oooh that sounds absolutely lovely too. 😀 And breakfast for dinner is great.

            • @emma-flournoy

              Ah, my bad maths skills is what happened. XDXD

              Yees, it’ll be fun. 😀 And we’re going to make pinwheels (bacon, onion, grated carrot and zucchini and cheese rolled in puff pastry, sliced up and baked) and Nutella brownies (so yummy) to eat, and possibly this three-ingredient chocolate cheese cake I found which is really nice, for…[Read more]

            • @perfectfifths

              Ohh Ah see. xD

              OH YUM. O.o Those all sound delish. Especially Nutella brownies. Tea party food is awesome!
              (What are the three ingredients? Cream cheese, eggs, and melted chocolate bar or chips?)

              Oh and also, we’re able to do orchestra this semester. 😀 We’re just doing the one main group this time though. First practice was last night.

            • @emma-flournoy

              Yees XD The Nutella brownies are very easy: three eggs, beaten until frothy; one cup of Nutella, 1/3 cup of sugar, 1/3 cup of flour and 1/2 teaspoon of salt; bake in a loaf pan for about 40 (or however long it’ll take in your oven) and leave to cool completely before slicing. And yes, the cheese cake has eggs, cream cheese, and…[Read more]

            • @perfectfifths

              Ahhh, so yum! Simple but amazing recipes are the best. 😀

              Ooh, fun! But I see the dilemma. D’you think junior orchestra or the fiddle group would be more beneficial/growing?

            • @emma-flournoy

              Yeah, especially when your mum looks at you while watching TV after dinner at like 8pm and says “Can we make Nutella brownies?” XD

              Well, that’s a good question. XD I’ve been in the junior orchestra almost as long as I’ve been playing violin. And it has helped me in playing in a group setting and about reading music and such. And…[Read more]

            • @perfectfifths

              Heheh. XD

              Well that all makes sense. I’m glad you get to do the fiddle group! It almost sounds too fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants for me. XD I’m not great at improvising with anything, unless I’ve had time to plan it beforehand. XD Do they use sheet music though? That might be a little less scary.

              Ha, it’s funny that yours is Mond…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy

              It’s not too bad, I think it’s just that I’m joining after a while, and some of the regulars have already established their “routine” so to speak and know what they’re doing more. 😉 But yes, we have fiddle music books. I own two of them, but I also borrowed the conductor’s and been practising during the holidays, so hopefully I’ll…[Read more]

          • @perfectfifths

            *nodnod* Makes sense. Hope ya have fun. 😉

            Heh, right. XD Yeah, most people have the beginning of their next work week to look forward to on Mondays, not orchestra. 😛

            😀 Was it fun?

            • @emma-flournoy So sorry (again), I didn’t see this (again)! XD

              I have my first gig with the Fiddlers on Saturday, and I’m sooooooo excited! We had a rehearsal on Monday, even though orchestra hasn’t started yet officially (that’ll be next Monday, so yay!). 😀

              Yeah. Too bad for them. 😛

              It was! My grandparents came over that afternoon and we…[Read more]

            • @perfectfifths
              You’re fine. XD XD

              Sweeeet! So that was yesterday for you, right? Was it funnn?

              Quite. XD

              Awesome! 😀

              Hey, that’s neat! Would you feel odd, teaching someone much older than you? I don’t know if I would or not… I think it’d depend on the personality. 😛 It’s great that she’s already got the passion and musical-ness, ’cause I…[Read more]

            • @emma-flournoy XD

              Yep. It was! But I was sooo tired for the rest of the evening. XD

              😀

              Not with her, I wouldn’t. She was literally jumping up and down with excitement when I gave her a taste of it, and when I told her yesterday I’d like to teach her, she was so excited. 😀 She asks good questions and has been very insightful just from that one…[Read more]

  • @seekjustice, oh, that’s hard. Praying. 🙂

     

  • What @seekjustice said is really true, guys. Australia (particularly the state of New South Wales) is really struggling.  If you want to read more about it, follow this link.

    http://www.abc.net.au/news/drought/

    Also, @seekjustice, I thought you might be interested in this Christian mission’s response to the…[Read more]

  • Absolutely praying for your friend, @alia, and for you too, as you try to counsel her with wisdom. I’ll be praying for both of you.

     

     

  • @alia, oh poor dear!

    You are going through so many trials right now. Don’t ever forget how much Jesus loves you!

    I’m so glad your friend was a child of God. Praying for you and her family.

  • Praying for you, dear! Jesus will hold you fast.

    @alia

  • @jenwriter17, I’m so glad! 🙂

  • So apparently my post was too long, because I couldn’t post it all together! Here’s the second half. 😉

    I hope that’s helpful. Something else that I wanted to add, and this may or may not be relevant to you, is about romantic relationships.

    If someone (I’m speaking specifically of guys, but to be honest any friend you have will probably be the…[Read more]

  • Hello dears,

    I’m sorry I haven’t been here for a while, but I’ve gotten all your requests and comments via email.

    @jenwriter17, firstly, I’m sorry to hear that you’re struggling in that way. Secondly, I’m praying for you. My sister, (Heather, for those who are Revivians) had a great response for someone on Revive who was going through this, and…[Read more]

  • @alia, Oh, poor dear! I’ll be praying for her.

  • @Jenwriter17 Yep, I have heard of canva. Great job designing your own covers! 😀

  • @Jenwriter17 I know that @Hope uses CreateSpace. 😉

    Other than that: self publishing involves a lot of marketing. You have to get your book out into the world without any help from the publishers. You also have to edit it as much as humanly possible, and it’s best to get a professional editor to look over it, otherwise you’ll be publishing and…[Read more]

  • @Jenwriter17 pretty much just throwing in all the subplots and more try-fail sequences will fill out your plot a lot more.

  • Jane Maree replied to the topic Clean Christian Music in the forum Music 6 years, 6 months ago

    @Jenwriter17 aw yay! I’m glad you liked them. 😉

  • Jane Maree replied to the topic Clean Christian Music in the forum Music 6 years, 6 months ago

    To be honest, you can just stalk my youtube playlists to find out what I listen to. xP Heeere’s a couple though:

    Everfound – Take this City
    Some For King and Country stuff
    Heroes – Zayde Wolf
    The Black Piper (legit anything they write is epicness)
    Two Steps from Hell (epic soundtracks–despite the name of the band xD)
    Roo Panes (cool folk-y…[Read more]

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