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@elishavet-pidyon

Later than that would be nice but I think I could make it!

@whalekeeper Why are you a 7?

4 is babbly. She can’t stop talking for her life, and she’s peachy.

@power

*dies laughing*

@whalekeeper

aw man.

How about watermarking it?

@loopylin

4 is a pale rosy pink.

@koshka @elishavet-pidyon

1 is dark purple, and two is grass green.

@POWER

NO.

@rae

no worries!! 😍

@ellette-giselle

I’m sorry, I must have forgotten that. Really sorry. Yes, it’s very good.

@loopylin

I am wondering if you feel the same.

4 is brick red – like squares, which are four-cornered. Similar relationship to 3 and triangles, which are both yellow.

The 21 slander Elishavet just threw around is insaaaanne

Hey guys, what about 4? My family just unanimously said it was darkish purple. (Except my mother who thinks we’re insane) I am wondering if you feel the same.

@whalekeeper

…I mayyy have gotten a bit distracted by  my new crochet hobby this week. I only did like 40 minutes of outlining. :/

BUT I will do BETTER this week! Probably!

@loopylin

How has your writing been this past week? Any achievements to report?

@whalekeeper

totally fair

Have you tried glaze? It seems ok to me but like I know ai can catch up to the preventative measures eventually.

@whalekeeper

Erm yes I think I may have gotten carried away 😳 But I had fun so who cares XD

@rae

I thought the “about us” had a pretty clear statement of faith. Did you read that? If so, and you still think I should add a clearly defined one then I will totally do that! Thanks for the tip!!

personally, I haven’t liked much of what I’ve seen of Story Stewards and have started clear. Some of the reasons were ones you brought up, plus so…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint

honestly, enough of us have each other’s contacts that if worst came to worst and KP did crash, we could reconnect and figure something out from there.

@loopylin

Lucille

“Hey!” Lucy stood over Mel to help her up, shielding her from the other kids defensively.

At the sound of laughing and mockery, she squared her jaw. She turned on the long-legged child, who laughed the loudest, and grabbed his shirt. Before he could do anything, she threw him onto the ground.

“I’ll throw you into the thorns!…[Read more]