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@dragon-snapper Oh, that makes sense. Josiah and a frog do sound like a lot of trouble.

@jane-maree Haha! Now that is totally me.

Alright I’m back.

@dragon-snapper Grumpy? 😛

Notice: have to get my brother ready for bed. Be back in eight minutes or so.

@jane-maree @kate-flournoy @anyone-else I’m in till 9.

@dragon-snapper Well, I’ve graduated from highschool and I’m not in college and I’m not doing many activities. That should explain a lot. 😉

As for reading, I read from 9-11pm every night.

@dragon-snapper Hmm… Not sure. Try changing one or two words and reposting it.

Whew. I’ve got audacious goals again.

Writing:
.Finish my current WIP and get all major editing done.
.Outline and possible begin on my fantasy trilogy.

Reading:
You know what, I don’t need to set goals because I always read a lot.

@overcomer, No, I thought the conflict was fine. 🙂

@overcome, No, I thought the conflict was fine. 🙂

@overcomer Ha! That part about the opposite shoes…

Ok, so as for your questions/idea, I’d say I don’t think so for first two, but yes for the second two, especially the last one, because, while after I got what you were doing I thought the ending was funny, it confused me at first. Showing how the characters developed would be helpful for…[Read more]

@overcomer Your message got marked as spam for some reason. I got it up now.

What’s this @overcomer?

@hope With martyrdom and apparent tragedy, the poetic justice is subtle. Good leads to blessings, but it doesn’t mean the protagonist can have everything. If a character with a good EIL dies, what’s generally happening is a sacrifice. In other words, even though he’s giving up his life, he’s gaining something that’s more important to him. If he…[Read more]

Alrighty, I got 740 written, so a great writing session.

@overcomer Oh boy. Let me think about it. …Yes. 🙂

Hi @northerner, I’ll write with you for an hour.

@kate-flournoy Well, my books are about a sixth of the size of yours.

@kate-flournoy Actually, I finished the chapter, so I’m going to go ahead and stop, but I got 285 written. I’m now over halfway through with my next book. 🙂

@kater-flournoy Actually, I finished the chapter, so I’m going to go ahead and stop, but I got 285 written. I’m now over halfway through with my next book. 🙂