Faith Kindred

@emily Thanks for your comment! I know, it honestly makes me feel guilty too…

@emily Ahh, love those.
@dekreel I’ve heard that one. So good. 😉

I saw this one at a hotel once and had to laugh…

@kballen Oh, that’s a good one!

@dragon-snapper *raises right hand solemnly* I shall never offend a dragon again.

@dragon-snapper Yeeeah, I was worried about that. Thanks for the feedback!
@kate-flournoy Awwwwww…thanks!
@that_writer_girl_99 Thanks, friend. 🙂

@Ingridrd ooh, I’m getting strong velveteen rabbit/toy story vibes. 😀 I love the open end though; there’s still hope. 😉
And… believe it or not I really don’t have any criticism. It’s adorable. It made me feel guilty about my stuffed leopard that I haven’t talked to in ages. And it has that sweet, half-wistful tone of all stories told from the…[Read more]

Maybe I should tag some people…what an idea?!? *slaps face*
@emily @dragon-snapper @kate-flournoy @daeus @that_writer_girl_99 @anyone

@dragon-snapper Come back! I didn’t mean it!

@daeus I know, right?

@ingridrd I want that on my wall!

No offense to @dragon-snapper.

@emily-d The story of my life…lol
@dragon-snapper WHAAAAA…! So cool!

@perfectfifths Yeah. I knew it was in editing mode. I left it that way because sometimes people like to leave long comments at the end of a story. Suggesting mode is much better for editing in general though. You can switch it to suggesting mode whenever you like.

@catwing Glad to be of service! All of those songs are great, btw.

@perfectfifths Yes, I think I sent you an email, but if you didn’t get it, you can access it here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16ycjr6zOnxjAtIpSkMQ6SDkHKlg5iX3oMfA9aHpUD7I/edit?usp=sharing

@dekreel Heh; yeah, he’s been told, but reminders are always good. xD
( @the-real-kapeefer )

@dekreel same. I know it’s a classic but I’ve never read it. 🙁

But as far as unique and compelling stories go… when you think about it, all stories are pretty much a mash-up of the same storylines being used over and over again. What makes them their own is what the author uses them to say. When a new voice picks up an old story, new depths…[Read more]