Jenna Terese

@seekjustice  I could really feel the emotion in it. You did well.

May I offer a suggestion? If so, should I do it here? In your doc? Somewhere else?

@rochellaine

Bye!

@dekreel Oooh, I’m glad you enjoyed it! That was a lot of fun to write that scene!

@rochellaine  Good night! Hope to see you tomorrow. Earlier in the night would be even better. XD

@seekjustice  I’m enjoying your book so far! I just finished reading over Justice’s riot in front of the town hall. It really made my heart pound.

@dekreel Cool!  I can’t wait to read it!

I will have to wait until tomorrow, though, even if you get it done tonight.  I’m leaving now. 🙁

Talk to you later.

@seekjustce Bye!

@dekreel That’s good news 😀

@rochellaine  I’ve finished beta-reading and now I’m working on the comical poem prompt you gave me. 😉

@seekjustice  I know, you just didn’t know I was here. 😉 Going pretty well!

@rochellaine Yeah they do, but apparently it doesn’t work all that well 😛

@dekreel Sorry, I wasn’t ignoring you 😀 How’s things? I’ve been going through your comments!

@dekreel Hi!!  I’m starting to get sleepy, though.  I’ll be here for a few more minutes.

What are you working on?

@rochellaine  @seekjustice  Heyyyy, I’m still here! 😉

@seekjustice Do people use satellite GPS in Australia?  I know it can still be hard to find something even with that, though.

@rochellaine

We used to live with another family a bit further out than that, but everyone knew where they lived so we were right 😛 What’s annoying about where we live now though is that we technically live at an address which is different to our postal address, which makes it hard when people try to deliver stuff to us. (What happens is that we…[Read more]

@seekjustice Oh, that’s not too bad.  We used to live that far out, except for I think a farmers market or something that was nearby.  Nobody visiting could EVER find our house! 😛  We got so many calls from guests, saying “sorry, we’re confused.  Where exactly are you?”

Now we live in the suburbs (I think that’s what it’s called) so the sto…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Okay then 😛

About half an hour from town 😀

@seekjustice I’ll give the whole thing away if I tell you, so you’ll have to wait and read it when it’s done. 😉

Nice. 🙂  How far from town do you live?

@rochellaine

Cool….what’s it about?

Depends. Today we had to drop my mum’s car off to get serviced and then went to some op shops. We usually have to do grocery shopping and on Fridays I do dancing and youth group.

@seekjustice I’m working on a new short story.

What do you do in town besides go to the library?

@rochellaine

All right. I’ll have a look at it in a minute! What are you working on at the moment?

@seekjustice “Gesticulate” from Kismet.  In the musical, right before the song, a poet/storyteller is arrested and his hand threatened to be cut off.  The guy in charge gives him a chance to argue, and he sings this song about how much his hand is needed in his profession, and why he can’t be a storyteller without his hand.  You have to see his ha…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I’m here now! 😀 What’s the song?

@amy-l-klob  I found a website with boys names in the 1700s that might help out a little! My favorite names on the list for your character are Abe, Amos, Asa, Eli, Ike, Jed, Oscar, Reuben, Stanley,  and Thaddeus. Hope that helps! 🙂