Faith Kindred

@His-Instrument thanks for the invite, but I’m afraid I shall have to decline. 🙁 My family owns a cabin-rental business and we clean the cabins ourselves, so it’s kinda difficult to get away from, even one of us, even for a day. Thanks for inviting me though. Enjoy yourselves. 😉

@his-instrument Ok, looks like I should be able to make it on the seventh. I’m also available the 21st and 28th and it might be possible I could make it on the 14th, though it would probably have to be in the evening in that case. I’d be willing to teach something too, though I don’t really know what I’d do it on.

Thanks @his-instrument @faithdk (at least I think that’s you, Faith. I can barely see you from way up here though. Haha!)

Yeah, I mostly agree with you, but I’m kinda leaning toward the safe side. It’s hard though, because I have an instance or two where it’s not just a character being frivolous. There’s a reason for it. I don’t think it’s wrong…[Read more]

@perfectfifths & @hannah-c Here you go. Just a little something that I was working on. 🙂

@daeus
I’m late to the discussion and didn’t have time to read everyone else’s posts, but I’m answering anyway because it’s something I’ve thought about before, so I apologize if I’m just repeating what everyone else said.
This is a tricky subject. I know that many examples of classic literature have quite a few swear words in them, and when…[Read more]

Okay, Ohio people, check your calendars for January 7th. I want to have another Writer’s Gathering, 10-2, at Lifeway Christian Book Store. Nothing is final yet… I’m still working out the details… but let me know if this works for you all. I’d like to do this before spring semester starts and I lose my mind until May. (Just kidding, I fully…[Read more]

@Jess I am an ENFJ-A (Protagonist).
@perfectfifths, the “A” means assertive. The alternative is “T,” turbulent.
I’ve found that this exercise helps me realize the things I would not have thought of about my characters’ personalities. Like, maybe I feel like I’ve got them figured out pretty well, but then I realize that I wouldn’t have thought…[Read more]

@PerfectFifths whoops, missed your tag the first time around. 😛 Hello fellow INFP! 😀 As far as not crying, INFPs are stereotypically just fountains of tears, but that’s not necessarily true. I get sad really easily, but I usually try not to cry just because I don’t like making a fuss, even if everyone else is crying over the same movie… XD I’d…[Read more]

@PerfectFifths whoops, missed your tag the first time around. 😛 Hello fellow INFP! 😀 As far as not crying, INFPs are stereotypically just fountains of tears, but that’s not necessarily true. I get sad really easily, but I usually try not to cry just because I don’t like making a fuss, even if everyone else is crying over the same movie… XD I’d…[Read more]

If you don’t want the twins to save another world, how about they go to other worlds to figure out how to fix something (something big, but not apocalyptic) in this one?

Can I just pop in and say that these are awesome? Because these are awesome. I don’t know how it would work, but it would be really cool to do some kind of compilation of these as a post for the website… or as a contest idea. Hmmmm… *disappears in a brainstorm*

*does the many thumbs up* xD

@bluejay
Ohhh, those are really cool! I love the first one especially. 🙂 By the way, I love your new profile picture. Maybe it’s not so new, but I haven’t been on here in a while; I’m just so busy with school. I miss talking to all you KeePers, though. 😉

@hannah-c I laughed when I read that and I’m still chuckling. I like that.

Okay. Awesome, many thumbs up and all that stuff. 🙂

*nods* Very wise advice. @hannah-c

Awwww! I like it! I’d say play with syntax–that’s the lovely thing about poetry. If you don’t need a period or a capital letter, you don’t have to use one. Syntax can become part of the art, so use it. If you have a word that just needs to hang, hang it on a comma. If you want to draw attention to a divided sentence, don’t capitalize the next…[Read more]