Joy

@dragon-snapper… is it from Veggietales? (I used to love those)
Then again, maybe that’s from something else. O_O

@dekreel, I’m not sure at all, but it sounds… familiar.

@alia *gasp* The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin!!! I love that boooook!

@dekreel You know, surprisingly for the writer I am, I read so little. I really only read the Magic Tree House, but I love them. All of them!! They were great! And are, may I add. But yeah, I’ve always had a problem of not reading much. I’l admit I didn’t read the Chronicles…[Read more]

@dekreel Sweet! Can you give me all of this somehow virtually? 😉

@dekreel And because I don’t have any weaknesses whatsoever (none that would be helpful to you, leastways….) I’m going to make one up. Anger issues. I melt stuff, don’t I? How ’bout I get angry when people argue with me and when my stories aren’t working properly. K? If not….which one of those weaknesses does no one else have…?

@dekreel MMM….nah. You can write me as the perfect character. 😉

@dekreel  Hmmmm…I’m not sure.  *strokes chin*

@dekreel Thanks so much! I’ll keep that in mind as I edit it.

@supermonkey42 Thank you 🙂

@jane-maree Thank you for your comments! They’ve helped so much! 😀

@jane-maree Everything to do with KP is always the bestistiest. 🙂

@dekreel Believe it or not, I actually wrote this before you posted your sci-fi inspired 12 days of Christmas. 😉 But I’m glad you liked it anyways (yours is a different theme so it should still have plenty of thunder still in it). 🙂

@the-real-kapeefer I am honored, truly honored…[Read more]

@dekreel My novel is a historical fiction of a young woman during the American Revolution. Her brother along with their good friend leave to join the fight for freedom. She struggles with fear and change, yet believes in the cause as well. She is faced with an opportunity to help a neighbor in need, though getting involved could land her in some…[Read more]

@dekreel, any ideas on how I can tweak them? And which ones need major tweaking?

@dekreel I read most of the Mandie books by Lois Gladys Leppard, and I devoured the old Nancy Drew and Hardy boys books. I also read a lot of historical books like little house on the prairie, and other pioneer type books, though I don’t really remember the titles now, haha.

@dekreel  EEEEEEEKKKKK!!!!!!  Just yes.  I think this calls for a party.  Cake’s on me.

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@dekreel This is super cool!

@catwing

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Well, @dekreel and @perfectfifths stole my thunder.  But I did know it!   🙂

Hello, @dekreel !

Thanks for your input. I like your thoughts/idea. I too have thought of the need to show what my protagonist’s normal life is like. It gives more of a base, if you will, to work off of – including emotional. The protagonist’s normal life and what she holds dear is threatened/separated from her. The reader isn’t going to be as…[Read more]

@dekreel THIS. THIS IS THE BESTIEST. *promptly geeks out*

The tribbles… *snickers*

I don’t think I want 11 gollums goll’ming. 😛 I’ll take the light sabers, though.

@princessfoo Get over here, fellow geek. 😀

@dekreel *cracks knuckles* Fun thread idea. Let’s see… *searches memory* Well, I dearly loved My Father’s Dragon. My fascination with dragons started at a young age, you see. I also really liked the first Boxcar Children book, The Family Under the Bridge (A children’s book about the Great Depression. Now, there’s a thought.), The Cricket in…[Read more]

@dekreel, I’m signing off

@dekreel yep!

@dekreel Opps. It’s been a while since I saw it…