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Koshka replied to the topic Hello fellow music-sound-making-human/otherwise people in the forum Music 4 years, 11 months ago
Thanks!
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Koshka replied to the topic Hello fellow music-sound-making-human/otherwise people in the forum Music 4 years, 11 months ago
I thought I was! =) Now that I deal with such delightful 7 year olds at church…
Every 12-18 months? Ok, I should be able to accommodate that.
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Koshka replied to the topic Hello fellow music-sound-making-human/otherwise people in the forum Music 4 years, 11 months ago
Sorry, I forgot to tag you.
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Koshka replied to the topic Hello fellow music-sound-making-human/otherwise people in the forum Music 4 years, 11 months ago
That makes sense. My rosin is 9 years old, so yeah, it’s pretty dry.
No, my bow had never been been rehaired, but I haven’t actually played untill this year. Then again, the damage even a careful 7 year old my have doomed it.
Thank you so much for answers. I was beginning to think something was desperately wrong with my bowing.
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Koshka replied to the topic Hello fellow music-sound-making-human/otherwise people in the forum Music 4 years, 11 months ago
I have only begun to learn this year. I have never had lessons.
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Koshka replied to the topic Hello fellow music-sound-making-human/otherwise people in the forum Music 4 years, 11 months ago
Hi, and thank you!
I’m, I don’t believe it’s a full size orchestra violin, but it was large to be a student. I am small myself, and only just fitting it right although I’ve had it since I was seven. My grandfather plays, and he gave me it. This year he replaced the strings with new nylon steel ones.
The rosin I have is old, so that…[Read more]
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Koshka replied to the topic Characteristic Lines in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
Oh, oh, your names are lovely. Hebrew? My sister is learning Hebrew!
Your lines are great! I like Faeda, being short myself. And is Tyroll her older, or younger brother?
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Koshka replied to the topic Characteristic Lines in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
In Russian the words are ‘supposed’ to be spelled the way they sound, all except those thousands of exceptions… *sigh*. If you mean words from other languages, than yes.
BQ= Bible Quizzing. The lady I met is a quizzer Mom (her daughter is in Junior’s).
That makes more sense! I was thinking ‘Wow, she was doing…[Read more]
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Koshka replied to the topic Planning out a trilogy! in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
Ok, that didn’t work.
Your books sound good! How much do you have written, if I may ask?
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Koshka replied to the topic Planning out a trilogy! in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago

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Koshka replied to the topic Planning out a trilogy! in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
Over Paul’s sister? I don’t usually read Biblical fiction (as it influences my memory) but I would read yours!
Well, I’m still writing my series, but I’ll try to answer your questions.
- Pinpoint a central theme to plant throughout the series. Each book should deal with/breath this theme. Next, find at least three (or however…
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Koshka replied to the topic Hello fellow music-sound-making-human/otherwise people in the forum Music 4 years, 11 months ago
So, I’m trying to be brave enough to ask something on here. But before I do let me clarify;Â I do not think of myself as anything like a musician! I simply enjoy music, and wish to glorify God in any endeavors I make.
Now for my question:
I am teaching myself violin, and am struggling with my bowing. I can’t get a smooth transition between…[Read more]
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Koshka replied to the topic Characteristic Lines in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
Did you make up your names onoyour own, or research them? They sound amazing!
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Koshka replied to the topic Characteristic Lines in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
I understand. I was going to have a MIA, but when I couldn’t leave him gone I sacrificed his friend instead. (And now I’m having second thoughts again)
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Koshka replied to the topic Characteristic Lines in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
It does sound difficult! The Russian things I struggle with the most are word form, grammer, and spelling (but I struggle with that in English too, so…).
I know a Russian lady through BQ, (She loaned me the pre-school book.) But I only see her at BQ tournaments.
Question: Was the book a Korean college book, or a college Korean book?
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Koshka replied to the topic Characteristic Lines in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
Ah, English, that wonderful headache.
I’ve heard Korean is difficult. What do you think of it, and how are you learning?
I’m using Babbel, Duolingo, and a Russian preschool book.
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Koshka replied to the topic This is Koshka, and these are her books in the forum Start HERE 4 years, 11 months ago
@melancholic-writer
Oohhh! We call that Nationals. I’m not sure about other districts,(Alaska Yukon sent only one team this last year.) but Texas sent 4 Senior Experienced teams to the 2021 Nationals. (I don’t remember the number of teams for the other divisions.) -
Koshka replied to the topic Characteristic Lines in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
Are you familiar with or know Russian? I’m still learning, but it’s a beautiful language!
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Koshka replied to the topic Characteristic Lines in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
Thanks?
Otto’s accent is supposed to be German influenced, but my more recent book is Russian and may have bled over in the rewrite. Both German and Russian have a ‘v’ sound instead of a ‘w’, and no ‘th’ sound. I don’t speak German, so I’m not as familiar with it. They do sound similar to most people. Russian is spoken from the…[Read more]
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Koshka replied to the topic Characteristic Lines in the forum General Writing Discussions 4 years, 11 months ago
Ugh, attocorect messed with Otto’s accent. Water was vater originally. And those are two characters in the book, not the book itself. Oh well… *Sigh*
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