Jaybird

@rae I have already discussed the concerns expressed here (anonymously ofc) with Justice and we’ll be working on making the guidelines more clear.

He has a very tight schedule and has a lot of things going on in his life right now. I think it’s important to keep grace always on our minds, because I doubt any sort of community gets everything…[Read more]

Story Stewards doesn’t even refer to itself as a church anymore, but rather a sanctuary for Christian writers

Hii hello Admin on Story Stewards here 👋🏻😂

First off, JWM/Story Stewards was created within like the span of a year, it’s new, and Justice put it together completely on his own without anyone to help him.

From everything I have seen and from conversations with Justice, Story Stewards being called a “church” refers to the fact that the body…[Read more]

@power

Haha!!!

Welp, according to Professor Google (🤓) fella, short for fellow, comes from words meaning “partner”, “comrade” or “one who shares in a joint adventure”. So, even though we tend to use it in a masculine sense, etymologically speaking it may be neutral. . . which is rather weird.

Maybe felless, like chapess? 🫤🤣

@whalekeeper

YES!!!! Sppoooooonnnnsss!

@rae

I love the coloring! Baron will always look like your old art tho. XD I can never picture him any other way. And I LOVE your old art!

@elishavet-pidyon    @koshka     @power

No worries at all fella’s (and fellies? what is the girl form of fella??) anyways.

I don’t mind if you’d like to tease me, Power, I just get hot blooded when people take shots at my brothers or sister, (or dad or mom, lol) We’re a tight family. lol.

No need to have the brothers punch ya, they don’…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon @koshka

Bastille, thanks.

@ellette-giselle

I am sorry. It would appear that in my picking, I pulled a scab.

If we ever meet, feel free to have one of your brothers punch me.

@whalekeeper

(Considering I’ve tried pickled kelp–do not recommend–and eaten deep fried gator {which is quite delicious}, I never called myself normal. Lol.)

What’s some strange foods y’all eat up there?

And while I might have been raised eating some (what other less *ahem* expirenced people think) strange things, considering I have a mother from the Pacific Northwesr, a father raised by Texans outside of Texas, and grew up on the border of Cajun Land…but cheese and jam is not strange. Even normal people eat it.

I love how reading good-ah after Gouda changes the short “oo” to a long “ooooooo”.

@whalekeeper

OHMYWORD—

*Dies laughing*

*Resurrects*

It is good though. Many cheeses pair wonderfully with a sweet jam or fruit preserve. Some people eat cheese with figs…all the more figs to them I guess. Fig preserves however I do enjoy, especially with a soft cheese like Gouda on crackers.

But yes. Gouda is good-ah. And it makes grilled…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Because it’s wonderful!!!

@loopylin

You’re good. XD I genuinely am not sure what to say, or if anything more need be said. So yeah.

@rae

*Stares at art*

*Eats chocolate*

*Continues to stare at art*

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@loopylin

im sure he was and I bare no ill will toward him. He may tease me personally all he likes, I’d like him to leave my brothers out of it. 🙃 ☺️

@power

I was referring to violence in writing. 😉

While I have grappled, spared, and fought airsoft battles with my brothers, I have never acted violently toward them in anger. (Not counting times when we may have gotten into quarrels where hitting may have been involved as tiny children 🙃)

as for playing mean tricks on girls, here is what I…[Read more]