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@rochellaine @seekjustice @dekreel @dragon-snapper @kaya-young @warrenluther04 @ingridrd Is anyone gonna be on writing like late afternoon-ish (several hours from now)? (my time zone is central standard time. it’s 12:08 pm here)

@kaya-young I know what you mean; I’ve grown up in a Christian household so I’ve always known Jesus too. There was one evening when I was 8 that I, I guess “officially” gave my life to Christ. I felt a difference inside of me then even though I’d already known Him.

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@mark-kamibaya  Gotcha. Well hey, film-making is technically writing, too, right? XD

And as long as I’m here I shall lay out a bunch of my favorite movies…

• Inside Out
• Finding Dory
• Home (animated film)
• The Cat Returns
• Big Hero 6
• Zootopia
• Despicable Me
• LEGO Movie
• LEGO Batman Movie
• Peanuts Movie
• Rio, and the sequel
• Kung…

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@warrenluther04 this was great, a Warren!!! 😄 You’re gonna write more right???😊

@ashlyvye Awesome! I love genres. I write science fiction. Right now, my WIP trilogy is a kind of dystopian world + some space but not very extended space – aliens (no aliens) + big government + cool technology.

So yeah. Whatever that is called. 😛

@ashlyvye  Good topic idea!

Let’s see… I don’t know what genre I write in… I have a novella that’s science-fiction/fantasy, but other than that I have a huge mix of other things 😛

@sleepwalkingmk  You mean when Rochellaine claims to have made me disappear? Here it is 🙂

@dekreel  OH!  *sigh*  Everyone should keep a Dekreel about, to get them out of a mess.  *pats your head*

It is Aspen.  We wolves are somewhat forgetful.

@warrenluther04  Change that to Aspen, will you?  Sorry for the confusion…!  🙂

@rochellaine

I’m beginning to question how you function like a normal human being, what with all this work you do in the wee hours of the morning!

I imagine a scene like that would have played out much like a KeePeeFer gif war.

@rochellaine

Hey, I’m back!

Thanks! And yes, I always keep the original drafts. 🙂

@daeus  Ooh! Those sound interesting!

Have you ever heard of or seen the movie The Insanity of God? Your post reminded me of it. I would recommend it! but I don’t think it’s out yet… It’s about a couple of missionaries spreading the Gospel in the African Muslin country of Somalia. It’s really exciting and tugs your heart. 8 out of 10.

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@that_writer_girl_99 *gives you a heaping box of sympathy with extra raspberries on top* This has happened to me before. Characters switching roles, and personalities(!), plot devices that were central to the story here one day and gone the next. *muffled gasps* It’s enough to drive you insane.

Something that really helps me is to find one little…[Read more]

@catwing Hmm… *insert a moment of thinking*

In Caroline’s world, trolls are gentle if not a little slow, so being kidnapped by one is much preferable to being kidnapped by a human. You could bargain your freedom with food! 😀

But in Katie’s world, there are no trolls, so she would probably prefer to be kidnapped by humans, since she knows…[Read more]

@warrenluther04  I post new parts every Tuesday and Saturday 🙂 Oh, and it’s Trapperton.

It’s awesome. Believe me. 😉

@rochellaine

My computer is about to run out of battery and I have some schoolwork to do, but I should be back in an hour or so. If you want to go to bed though, by all means do.

@rochellaine

He has some very funny ones. Mulga Bill’s Bicycle is about a fellow attempting to ride a bicycle and ending up in the creek. The Geebung Polo Club is about a bush polo club and posh polo club in a tournament. He’s best known for The Man From Snowy River, though, which is a really awesome piece of Australian literature.

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@rochellaine

Banjo Patterson is a very good poet, usually his stuff is much less serious though. He tends to be more comical.

Uh…that’s unfortunate.

Improper protection when unloading a ship/truck/train. Getting whacked by something or having it fall on you.

@rochellaine

Thanks! I’ve found a few places to shorten, mostly just phrases here and there, but hopefully if there’s enough it’ll cut it down a bit.

Banjo Patterson, who was an Aussie poet, wrote a poem once about a father who gets caught in a flood with his baby son. They only have one horse who will swim through the water, so the father ties…[Read more]