Faith Kindred

Welcome to the bestestist place on the internet, @R-E-P! Glad to have you here, even if you are a little older than the rest of us. 😉
What genre do you write? Historical fiction?

Welcome to the bestestist place on the internet, @Racheal! Glad to have you here, even if you are a little older than the rest of us. 😉
What genre do you write? Historical fiction?

@Daeus *sigh* I suppose that’s true.

XD

@kate-flournoy Well, you know, you can never be too hard with heroes. If they’ve gotta experience character development, then the only loving thing I can do for them is to be mean.

Oh thank you @Daeus. That should be a start. *takes encyclopedias with a chuckle* C’mon, cut the poor guy some slack. He’s been living all by himself since he was nine.

Here. *hands you encyclopedia of manners and civil communication* Have him start with this.

@kate-flournoy What type of answer is that? I told you reform him.

@emma-flournoy Oh good, I’m helping you. You’re now a heartless block of stone.

He says forget it.

Give him my warm regards. I’ll have to start shopping for a card fitting for the occasion. What type of present do you think he’d like?

*shakes head* yes, I know… LISTEN UP HAROLD DO YOU HEAR THAT???!! Hm… actually I have a feeling he’ll not mind dark hair by the end of the book. *mysterious smile*
😉
@Daeus

@kate-flournoy Oh really? I never would have guessed.

Speaking of which, I just chastised Harold for an impertinent remark on that count. I’m holding you personally responsible for reforming him.

That does sound quite funny, @Jess. Good luck. 🙂
And yes, never underestimate the damage a pair of scissors can do in the hands of a child. Once one of my sisters trimmed her eyelashes. 😛

Hahaha @Daeus actually her degradation was against me, not against dark hair. She was complimenting the younger sibling on being the nicest dark-haired person…[Read more]

Oh, I’m glad @jess. It almost consoles me for Emma’s degradation of dark hair.

This didn’t happen in my own family, but there was one brother who pulled out a razor and informed his younger brother that it was ‘for getting the hair mom missed’ and then proceeded to cut out chunks of hair. And the family didn’t figure out until the next day…Sunday.

I cut my brother’s hair once when I was only three, doing it with plastic scissors. It ended up being so bad that my mom had to take him to the barber.

@jess Well, it depends what you mean by terrible. I had a brother drop his spoon in the dirt, then lick it off to get it clean.

I had another brother who cut a branch half way off a tree, then tied a rope to said branch, tied the other end to his bike, and rode as hard as he could. The rope jerked tight, throwing him off his bike, and then he…[Read more]

Emma that’s what I was going to say! 😛 Unfortunately my dark hair used to be a tender subject for me @Jess as I’m the only one in the family (besides aforementioned black-haired little sister, whose is really more dark brown than black) to have it. Thank goodness I’ve grown out of that. 😛

Um… hm… what else??? Let’s see… I remember…[Read more]

@sarah-h No. It’s from the Frozen movie. It’s a picture of Arendelle. Please do tag me. 😉
@clairec, @clairec, where are you?????????????

*gasp* OFFICIALLY. FREAKED. OUT.

*wails* @Aratrea how could you?!