NC Stokes

You know you are a writer when you accidentally self-narrate in your head.

@ariel-ashira Goodbye! 🙁

@valtmy Oh, okay.  SeekJustice is in Australia, about sixteen hours ahead of me.  Usually I stay up really late and talk with her at about 11:00-2:00 a.m. while it’s only lunch time for her. 😛   What are you working on right now?

@alia Hello!  How’s it going? (I’m on and off right now too, since I’m watching my litt…[Read more]

@jenwriter17, @valtmy, @rochellaine

I’ll be off and on for a bit

@seekjustice…I finally finished tale of two cities. I understand everything that happened in the first half, but then I just got confused

@ariel-ashira Yes, let’s stick loyally to KP!!! 😀 😉

@skredder I am so sorry! I said I’d be able to read it yesterday, but I didn’t get a chance. I’ll do it today though 🙂

@ingridrd I am SO GLAD you like it! I’ll try to post the next chapter soon, I’m still writing it. 🙂

@valtmy That’s okay, but…what?!  Where do you live?

@ariel-ashira I’m going to be off and on, since I’ve got to watch my little sisters while my mom is out of the house.  So my replies might be slow or quick depending on what’s going on.

How’s it going?  Working on your biblical story?

@ariel-ashira If you were here for only a few seconds I may have missed you, but if not, hello!

@jenwriter17  I am completely caught up on reading your story and I’ve gotta say….I am totally captivated!  Keep up the awesome work.

(And post the next chapter soon, will ya? 🙂 🙂 🙂 )

@notawriter  AHHH, he is indeed a cutie!  Thank you so much (and don’t worry about the wait…).  🙂

@ariel-ashira Well, I’m here for a little while, and it is morning, so are you on now? 😉

@seekjustice Oh, okay. 🙂 Haha, nope.  Don’t follow that advice.  You might end up dying, don’t you think?

@seekjustice Hm. Yes, I should go to bed. 😀

Okay, see you tomorrow hopefully!  And I’ll keep praying for your arms.

Goodnight.

@seekjustice Do that, and let me know what you think. 🙂  I was actually introduced to Studio C through KP myself, so I guess I’m passing it on. 😛

Chara’s doing okay, but I’ve been getting distracted looking up a certain Richard of England…

I’m going to do a bit more writing and then sign off too.  Are your arms feeling any better?

@seekjustice Yup! 😀

They’re a Mormon comedy group based out of BYU, so most of their sketches are clean.  I really hate that they include magic, Harry Potter, and stuff like that in some of their sketches, but for the most part they’ve got good, family comedy.

Here’s the sketch I was talking about.

And here’s another sketch, just in case…[Read more]

@seekjustice Yes, totally.  I was just trying to think of any possible arguments for the side I chose.  If I was arguing against Richard, I’d think up really good arguments for that side instead. 😛

Haha!  I’m only “contemplating” the story at all!  I doubt it’ll ever get written.  I’ve planned the premises for probably two hundred stories and…[Read more]

@seekjustice A great many kids revolt against their own fathers during their growing up years.  It is only with the sons of kings that it has such great consequences. 😛 (I am not in any way excusing rebellion against parents.  I am simply stating the fact that Richard wasn’t a whole lot different from a normal person.)

One thing I have to say a…[Read more]

@seekjustice I agree that the original versions of Robin Hood were pretty bad.  That’s why I said I like the opera and movie versions. 🙂

Okay, if you want to argue against Richard, I’ll argue for him.  I’ve just been reading his bio on Wikipedia, and only have seen one horrible thing he did, and that was the order of the persecution of the J…[Read more]

@seekjustice Yes, he does usually kill the king’s deer.  That usually is not the most important aspect of his outlawry, and he does it because there is no other way for him to eat, or for him to feed the people he is responsible for, (since he has many followers, and also considers himself responsible for his former tenants, the people of…[Read more]

@seekjustice Yeah, no.  I don’t like that version of him either.  In the opera his backstory, (as far as I can remember; I saw the opera three years ago,) is his father was the Earl of Locksley, and Richard went off to fight in the Crusades, and when the Earl died, Robin should have inherited Locksley, but Prince John stole it from him.  I th…[Read more]

@seekjustice Shame on me, but I’ve never actually read the original Robin Hood book.  My grandmother had it a few years ago, but I never got around to reading it and now I guess it must be in storage where a lot of her stuff was put when she moved.  So, my knowledge of the Robin Hood legend mostly comes from the RH opera and four or five old m…[Read more]