The Impossible Girl

@alia

*frowns at “it isn’t completely historically accurate”*

I don’t think it was even trying to be historically accurate

Still @jenwriter17 it does a good job with characters and plot and its a good story.

@rochellaine @jenwriter17 @alia

I was just watching the Blimey cow video about seven things homeschoolers are sick of hearing and it was  hilarious. Mostly because I have been asked every single one of those questions!

@rochellaine

Well, its folk/country music but I think its mostly okay.

Oh yes, I’ve done that sort of thing before. Its a lot of fun 🙂

Yes they are, though I don’t think I’ve ever worn one. I’m a long skirt or jeans person, but I do like the look of them.

Funny how we use the Writers Corner to discuss fashion, isn’t it? All right 🙂 talk tomorrow!

@rochellaine

Yep, Waltzing Matilda is very much Australian. Its one of Banjo Patterson’s poems that’s been put to music. (Just a note on the other songs/artists, I can’t promise that there isn’t scattered cursing in them, but I think they’re pretty okay for the most part.)

Stations are awesome. And they’re so big I think they would blow your…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Well some well known ones would be Waltzing Matilda, Click Go the Shears, Down Under, True Blue…basically anything by Lee Kernaghan…all very Australian.

Ah, lucky you. People always seem to be surprised when they find out I’m homeschooled. As if I’m too normal to be homeschooled. Do you ever get the question: Do you have any…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I got a notification of your post…but its disappeared???

@Rochellaine

Well, yep, its Australian. Have you heard any other Australian songs?

As are you 🙂 just a question: in America do homeschoolers get typecast as super conservative girls with denim skirts and long hair? Like, half way to being Amish sort of people?

@rochellaine

Yeah we sing that song 🙂 I’m pretty sure its actually an Australian song. I didn’t know other people sang it too 😉

@alia

Challenge accepted 😀 I definitely will.

@alia Goodnight 😀

@alia

I don’t even know what to say to you right now.  @rochellaine Who’s your favourite Newsie?

@alia

It’s all right, Crutchie, I still love you. Unlike others *glowers*.

@alia

Poor Jack and Davey and CRUTCHIE!!!! How could you abandon Crutchie????

@alia

Sorry 😀 I basically listen to it on repeat 24/7. 😀 (I’ll be praying for your friend too)

@rochellaine

I always read the book before doing any adaptions…at least most of the time 😀

And Pascal’s argument is basically the best thing ever. Not that I’ve ever used it for evangelism, but it’s pretty cool

@rochellaine

Seriously, someone ought to ban YouTube 🙂

I’m listening to A Tale of Two Cities at the moment 😉

@rochellaine

I am sort of working on a blog post and sort of being bombarded by American political things on Pinterest??

@rochellaine

I was just having lunch are you still around?

I have never seen a baseball game before. But yes, we are super into cricket over here. (that’s hilarious though! it would irritate us so much!)

@alia

Ah yes. I may have been guilty of that once or twice…

bye!

@rochellaine Are you around today?

@alia

I love when you start mimicking characters without realising it 😛

@alia

No not really, I’ve been meaning to read Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer for ages, but I’ve never got around to it.