Faith Kindred

@bluejay Probably about 45 min. You can check google maps.

Believe it or not, @bluejay, I have no idea. 😛 Fine excuse for an Ohioan I make. 😉

Now I envy you @faithdk. All I can write are short stories. 😛

@daeus how close is Upper Arlington to Centerburg? or @kate-flournoy 😀

I’ll be writing for 45 minutes if anyone else is interested in tagging along.

And I was away a few days and missed all of this. I used my pehname for my blog name. That’s when I had to choose it. And now I’m stuck with it.

Yes @jadamae. I was tossing up between Pennsylvania and Indiana, and went with the later and forgot to remove your tag. Thanks anyway. 😀

Thanks @writefury. 😛

*pops in late* Y’know, short stories are a good way to do fun concepts that just won’t pull through into a novel. That’s usually my modus operandi. 😛
Though I’ll also ditto @daeus on the planning thing. If you plan it and it doesn’t go anywhere, problem solved and not a lot of writing time lost. 😉

Awesome job, @kate-flournoy! Love it! 😀

I loved the rhythm throughout the whole thing. Really cool. 🙂

Awesome job, Cait! Love it! 😀

I loved the rhythm throughout the whole thing. Really cool. 🙂

@mas410, Really?!?! That’s so cool! You’ll have to refresh my memory; where have we met before? I’m sure I’ll remember…I’m kind of having a brain-foggy day. 😉

Wonderful @spradlin!

Though I have a hard time imagining a bard singing something like this in a tavern… more like at a funeral. 😛

My assorted thoughts on this piece:
-As I said in my critique, the humor in this story is great and is still great this time around. Thumbs up from me for that.
-I second most of what other people have already said about the debit card and ticks.
-I really liked the parallels you were drawing between Anna and Savanna in terms of the spectrum…[Read more]

XD Well, it was short. XD Definitely a noble effort on the part of all. 😀

“Now what it the capital of Australia?”
“Um…” Chloe eyes glanced everywhere frantically. She hadn’t remembered studying anything about Australia. She didn’t even know where it was. She glanced at the boy in front of her. He was tapping the back of his jumper which had the names of all the students in her grade. ‘Sydney.’
“Sydney,” she…[Read more]

“Now what it the capital of Australia?”
“Um…” Chloe eyes glanced everywhere frantically. She hadn’t remembered studying anything about Australia. She didn’t even know where it was. She glanced at the boy in front of her. He was tapping the back of his jumper which had the names of all the students in her grade. ‘Sydney.’
“Sydney,” she…[Read more]

“Now what it the capital of Australia?”
“Um…” Chloe eyes glanced everywhere frantically. She hadn’t remembered studying anything about Australia. She didn’t even know where it was. She glanced at the boy in front of her. He was tapping the back of his jumper which had the names of all the students in her grade. ‘Sydney.’
“Sydney,” she…[Read more]

So I kinda want a title that plays off of the notecards and metaphors; preferably kinda short.
*sarah, you should give yourself a pat on the back as you were the one who gave me the idea. 😀