Hannah A. Krynicki

Yes, definitely history. Especially since it has passed, but you had been beating Kate and I for so long, I thought we were doomed to second and third place forever.
It’s such an exciting story that I’m working on so my fingers flew. Lots of spelling errors but I’ll fix them up when I go back through. 🙂
@daeus
(Okay, you can go to bed now) 🙂

@daeus, where are you????? Come on, check this out. I just made history. 🙂 *listens to snoring* Don’t tell me you’ve gone to sleep already?

The name doesn’t ring a bell. What information can you give me to prompt my memory @daeus?

Well, my score is not that big, you know I’m kinda disappointed with it, cause I only got 1354 words written. 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 And that is in less than an hour @daeus. *grins happily.* I went a bit past 9/11 as I had an ending spot coming up. Thanks for writing with me though. 😀

Well, my score is not that big, youknow I’m kinda disappointed with it, cause I only got 1354 words written. 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 And that is in less than an hour @daeus. *grins happily.* I went a bit past 8/11 as I had an ending spot coming up. Thanks for writing with me though. 😀

Very good. Going now. @daeus See you at 9, um, I mean 11. 😛

Thankfully not, if you mean about the powerful kick. Although when you see them box each other, well…you can guess.
However, having them in out backyard is real. Before the 2009 Black Saturday Bush fires, we use to have a lot of wildlife come in. Echidnas, Lyrebirds, a goanna, *snakes* 🙁 wallabies, wombat, koalas and a whole lot of birds too.…[Read more]

😛 We do have rats. *shudders* But thankfully not giant ones. But we do get kangaroos in our backyard occasionally. They look very sweet, but have a powerful kick.

Oh and I’m only back temporarily. Laptop is still being fixed but as it is the weekend for us, my brother doesn’t need the computer so it is free and hey, I’m dying to write. 🙂

I meant my time @daeus. I’m ready to write now if you are. Till 9 (your time); 11, mine.

Giant rats was what the first explores to Australia thought a Kangaroo was. So I was basically making fun of a few Aussie things while being proud of them. I definitely live in an awesome place.

@kate-flournoy

Oh and @kate-flournoy, your poem really good. I like it. 🙂

Okay, I’ll go next. I wrote about my beautiful homeland, Australia.

I’m Proud To Be Australian
By BlueJay

Smallest continent in the world,
And yet the biggest island.
Discovered by Captain Cook –
I’m proud to be Australian.

The native men all carried spears,
And worked with boomerangs.
Then convicts came and made this home –
I’m proud to be…[Read more]

I think I’m brave enough to have a dare. I’m always looking for new story ideas. *squeezes eyes shut* Okay, dare away.

@kate-flournoy sounds kinda scary. But my prayers will be with you. And I know that the out come is in God’s hands.
@daeus I may be around at 10 or 10:30. I’ll tag you if I can write.

@timothy-young. No I have not read/heard of W.E. Johns Worrals books. I shall have to ask my brother about them. He is the real Biggles fan. He was the one who started me reading them. Although I guess I have to say thank you to school work (though now I am done with that) 🙂 as I read my first Biggles because of Nepal when we studied it for…[Read more]

Ooh Charlotte’s Web is a great book.

Empty Chairs and Empty Tables is a great song. My family and I made a short movie for a competition and in it I had to cry. So my sister played that song on her laptop and the one time I needed to cry, I was completely dry-eyed. *Unbelievable* So we watched Tony’s confession in War Room and that got the water…[Read more]

Is there anyone up for writing for 45 minutes. (Depending on when you read this) @kate-flournoy, @daeus @hannah-c

@Timothy-Young, Very neat! I’ve only read one Henty, and I liked it, but I’ve never gotten around to reading any others. 🙂 Hmm, I’ve heard of the Scarlet Pimpernel, but I’ve never read it. I’ll have to look into that. 😉