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@daeus @kate-flournoy
Sorry I’m late…I’ll see if I can conjure up a few words. 😛
Muse! I summon thee!

@His-Instrument Any schedule complications aside, I’ll tell you I won’t be coming. Not really being a writer, that wouldn’t be practical. It sounds like tons of fun though, so have tons of fun!
And thanks anyway for the invite. 🙂

@Hannah-R Any schedule aside, I’ll tell you I won’t be coming. Not really being a writer, that wouldn’t be practical. It sounds like tons of fun though, so have tons of fun!
And thanks anyway for the invite. 🙂

@PerfectFifths It wasn’t me. I was talking about it too (the types), but @Kate-Flournoy was the fount of knowledge. 😀
She’s also an INFP, btw. 😉

And we’re a team about Rogue One. 😛 I think it’ll be interesting (though from the trailers it looks to have pretty bad acting. *sigh*) but I’m not particularly looking forward to it. *shrug* (That is…[Read more]

@Anne-of-Lothlorien @Daeus hey, that’s a neat idea. That could go several ways, especially with how they’d figure from a different world to fix their problem.

@daeus Actually… 🙂 *evil chuckle*
Muse! You shall thus bow to my every whim! Fight this thing that you call ‘Writer’s Block’ and overcome it with your AmuseING humor. Bow!

@bluejay I’ve written free verse before. Actually, It’s a poem here on KP, if you want to check it out. It’s called the Awareness of Grace. I wrote that on a whim. Just felt like trying poetry sometime (my first poem) and that’s what happened. I’m not expert….yeah, ask @spradlin. You guys could have a nice talk on the melted chair I just gave…[Read more]

@bluejay 😛 You can take the dragon out of the volcano, but you can’t take the volcano out of the dragon. And so sorry @spradlin. *donates half-melted chair*
I just want my muse back!!! *sigh*

@daeus *eats an icecream* I’m so glad you did well! But I’m afraid I need my own muse to come back. How’d you get yours to come back????
@kate-flournoy It’s better than I did: 529 words. 😛
And on account of my unsuccessful evening, I will now proceed to melt the chairs. *melts chairs* (Sorry @bluejay)

@bluejay Well, good luck with your poem that is definitely cooperating. 😛
I did some brainstorming, now I’m working on a bit of research.
@kate-flournoy @daeus @jess @winter-rose Still writing, By the way.

@bluejay Yep, I’m here! You couldn’t see me because of the smoke. 😛
Now, back to business.

Ooh, if the door’s not going to be in the main library you may as well put it in the cellar @Anne-of-Lothlorien.

@bluejay Now I’ll ask you… Are you still writing? 😛

@jess Good job! I finished editing the chapter I’d been working on, and finished an assignment I’d been working on. I think that I’ll probably depart now to. Thanks!

@kate-flournoy 🙁 Wow… I never looked at it that way before. That just goes to show more differences between the light and dark side. I thought that the fight between the two was done very well, actually. With the two different colored lightsabers, then that one part where Ray forced his lightsaber to the ground and her lightsaber was held high.…[Read more]

@jess Yay! See you then, partner!
(I may switch to writing some time in that span, but either way, I’m here.)

@daeus @kate-flournoy @overcomer @jess @winter-rose @anyone else Writing tonight? I’ll be copying paper edits onto my computer if anyone wants to join.

@Sarah-H Okay; probably not, if they’re people who like deep things. I don’t think that age would be too young for hearing Les Mis, as long as they’re pretty mature. But I think that Les Mis wouldn’t be the best book for reading aloud anyway, no matter the age of your audience. Parts of it, while not necessarily bad (though a little too detailed…[Read more]

@Daeus Well, if the incentive directly related to your work would be an audio of the same book I’d read from you, and not another work of yours or something different but having to do with your book, I’d probably stick to what I first said. The classic would motivate me more (well, obviously depending on what it was. 😛 But most classics to me are…[Read more]

@Sarah-H Well…no, I don’t think so. It’s too deep; also too grown up in some content. Littler kids wouldn’t understand (or need to hear) a lot of it, and I don’t think it would hold their attention well either.