Jenna Terese

@rochellaine, naughty books for causing us so much trouble.

Well, one was an apology post for not posting in almost a month and the other one was the actual post.

and the other ones were just short introductions

@alia Unfortunately, no.  I am not having an easier time. 🙁  My novel and short stories have not progressed more than a few inches down the page over the past few days.  I have great plans for them, however… 😛

By the way, how is it even possible to write two blog posts and start three more in a day?!  I feel happy if I figure out how to wri…[Read more]

@rochellaine, for me, all of the songs are right up there, but those two are just barely higher on the scale.

My writing…is going to drive me insane. I meant to write 3 chapters this week, but didn’t get to write at all until today. But I did write two blog posts and start three more, so I haven’t been completely hopeless in my writing. How…[Read more]

@alia The barn raising scene is amazing, of course!  It’s really funny, especially the expressions on the brothers’ faces, but the acrobatics are so cool!  For lyrical songs I actually like the more upbeat ones, because they’re funnier. 😉  Sobbin’ Women, Bless Yore Beautiful Hide, and Goin’ Courtin are probably my favorites, but I do like Wo…[Read more]

@rochellaine, Yes, yes we do

Well, my favorite is actually instrumental because I love the scene. It’s the barn raising scene. But I guess my favorite lyrical one is either Spring, Spring, Spring or the Lament. What about you?

@jenwriter17 Well, apparently she likes Edelweiss, but nothing else.  She says they’re boring.  The reason, I believe, is that she likes songs from which she can tell the plot as they’re singing.  Songs like in opera, where the people sing, “We must go and kill the king,” instead of, “isn’t it fun to always sing.” 😛

I like songs that you can si…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 🙁

@jenwriter17, YOU’VE NEVER SEEN SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS???

@rochellaine

I shall be off and on for probably the next hour or two

@jenwriter17 Well, she doesn’t like the Sound of Music songs. 😮 So she has a different type of musical taste than I do. 🙂  I don’t like Annie Get Your Gun because the story is so inaccurate compared to the real Annie Oakley…but I’m actually a hypocrite, since I like a different Annie Oakley movie which is also historically inaccurate.  I l…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Haha. 😀

Oh, too bad.  Or, too bad for the characters.  Not too bad for you. 😉

My characters aren’t really doing much of anything right now, since I’ve not been doing as much writing over the past few days.  I have the next part planned out and am trying to get to it, but I haven’t been working very hard. 😛

Been listening to an…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 It went pretty well.  I got to talk to several people.  I’ve looked up expectations for book signings online and I think I did well according to the estimates I’ve seen.  I only sold three books, but apparently book signings are not about selling books but about getting your name out, and I think I did that. 😉

Still plodding sl…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Yes!  I’m finally here, back from my book signing. 😀

Hello.  How’s it going?

welp, I’m signing off

@jenwriter17, I might be.

@ariel-ashira @seekjustice @rochellaine @skredder, any of y’all writing?

Hey y’all. I have two characters. Mitch and Joy.

Mitch: 15, tall, light brown hair (crew cut), always thinking green eyes, a half smile or smirk, rather tanned, brown t-shirt, jeans, combat boots. He is probably planning a prank on his sister or their teacher, since that is what he is always doing.

Joy: 9, dark brown hair that reaches her chin…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira @seekjustice @rochellaine @skredder @jenwriter17

anyone on?

@seekjustice  I also live in Ohio, so if you have any questions having to do with the best—er, our state, please tag me!  😉

@ariel-ashira  Thank you so much!

@jenwriter17 @seekjustice And here’s part 13.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZhQ5Ix4Jj2cuGKGEtLdv59ETqH3_1VxhZfW2kl9DTuM/edit?usp=sharing