Greta

@rochellaine Welcome!

I love Hogan’s Heroes. I must have watched 100 episodes. At least if feels like it. I like Newkirk and Carter the best. 🙂

I am sometimes more comfortable singing when there are strangers around than talking.

lol. I can totally relate. Even when they’re not strangers.

Would it be too bold of me to ask if you could share one…[Read more]

@leumeister I think somebody tried to do something like this in the past. I’m not sure if it ever happened though.

I think the main downside to it is the time factor. When you can chat with video and live text, you tend to chat a lot more, which many of us don’t have time for.

I could see it as an augment to the forum in some capacity though.

Hi @skredder! Welcome to the bestistest place on the internet.

You like mysteries? What’s the best one you’ve read?

@rochellaine no no, it’s fine. XD

Longfellow has some really great stuff. Tennyson too, though I haven’t read as much of it. Mostly just The Lady of Shalott. ;P

@rochellaine welcome to the bestistest place on the internet! I love singing too. 😀 Do you like poetry? Do you know your MBTI type? What’s your favorite genre?

@winter-rose I use the mighty, mighty Canva.

Ah! The Ren ones are so good!

@that_writer_girl_99 Do the thing and show us. 😀

@that_writer_girl_99 Go right ahead. 🙂

Okay. Goals. Resolutions.

I have resolved to get on this topic.
There.

Goals.

• I’d like to finish the sequel of Sector One.
• Edit the second draft of Sector One to make it a third draft.
• Practice writing query letters and synopsyseses…(D.G. That’s not how you spell that… Quiet! *melts chair*)
• Ahem. Also to write Dragonfly Kiwi.

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@gh24682468999

I set an amount of words that I need to write each day. Usually, that’s 1000 words, which can be anywhere from 15 mins of writing to an hour.

To keep from getting distracted, I close out of internet explorers and google, although sometimes that doesn’t work. Just so long as I reach 1000 words a day. (it doesn’t have to be that…[Read more]

@gh24682468999 I like to commit myself to write till I reach a certain goal. Either for  30min-1hr or till I write 500 words. Nothing too big, or I won’t be able to handle it. Try to write at your peak energy level too. I don’t always get the chance, but I like to write in the morning, and I always write in the afternoon. The evening is when my…[Read more]

@shannon (for whenever you return… ) @sam-kowal

Even though he was weaker than Dragon-snapper. Tell him that I commiserate with him on that point. No one can defeat her. Unless I can figure out a way to immobilize her in a pile of glitter 😉

Oh, thanks! Stan is super pleased. He knows the pain of the rest of the world, having to submit to…

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@dekreel Here-ing.

@inkling-for-christ Ah! Nice topic! 😀

Challenge: Show

Setting: Fell off a tree

Cat watched Dog balance on the branch, wobbling then proceeding to bark every so often.
“When are you going to fall?” Cat asked, licking her paw.
Dog snarled, “You got me into this mess! Help me!”
“Don’t chase me,” Cat said.
Dog bristled, his…[Read more]

@sleepwalkingmk Good thoughts–the records of the biblical kings in Kings and Chronicles form some really interesting case studies of Experiments in Living & Poetic Justice. You can certainly use dramatic irony like that to create catharsis; in recent storytelling, Rogue One also uses a similar narrative technique in similar fashion (albeit with…[Read more]

@devastate-lasting She fell into his arms? Why don’t I remember this?

Oh, well. The mask scene was cool enough. I don’t need an ultra-dramatic scene.