Jenna Terese

@seekjustice Are you around?  @jenwriter17 and I have a question about the manner and timing in which she killed one of her characters, so since you’re the most notorious character murderer around here we’d like you to give us your input.

@jenwriter17 You want comments directly in the document, right?

@jenwriter17 I’m here now.  Actually reading your story right now, then I’ll probably work on my western or that blog post.

@jenwriter17 It worked! 🙂  I’ll read it in a few minutes and then let you know what I think.

@jenwriter17 I just sent in a request for access.  You’ll see my last name on the email address it shows. (You know my real name now, from my website. 🙂 )

@waterlily 😀 Fabulatastic! I really like the title fonts and the clean, sharp feel the page has

@ariel-ashira I’ll be praying for you, and may God give you his guidance and protection

@seekjustice Yes, but Oliver Twist, Le Musical is not as old as the Les Miserables musical.  I checked, and its not the same as Oliver!. 🙂

It’s based on the writing of the American Declaration of Independence.  I know it won’t mean as much to you since you’re Australian, but it’s a great historical musical.  And the music is more in a modern sty…[Read more]

@rochellaine

The Les Mis musical also isn’t as old as Oliver.

Okay sure! What is it?

@seekjustice Especially since Les Mis wasn’t written until 1845, which was 8 years after Oliver Twist was written? 😀  No, I don’t think that has anything to do with it.  But I know the songs from Oliver! so let me listen to the le Musical version and see if they’re the same…

On another note, but on the same topic, I just had a bell in my head…[Read more]

@rochellaine

That’s okay 🙂 It looks really good!

It was called Oliver Twist le Musical, but I don’t know whether it was an adaption of Oliver! Or not. The song they were actually singing was Le faut a Voltaire which is from Les Mis. So I’ve got no idea what was going on there.

@seekjustice 😀 I’m sorry!  Honestly, I would’ve told you!  I just didn’t know you would be on at this time of day, and Jen asked what I was working on…so I told her! :0 😉

Oliver Twist casts singing in French?!  What is that from?  Oliver! the musical?  Or is it another adaption?

@jenwriter17  Yes, this was really great!

Thank you for being such a fantastic host to the strong Christian women bible study!!!

@waterlily

Its really nice! I’ll just second that the white writing is a little hard to read (but the headings in the introduction poat are really nice and clear).

@jenwriter17 Yeah, I was just noticing that this morning.

I just think it’s really amazing how much courage and strength that Esther showed throughout the entire endeavor. We know that she was scared and frightened beyond belief, but she trusted and succeeded.

Alright, so here’s a little bit of a side story. When I was little, my favorite Bible…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Do you mean that I’ve been sitting here listening to Oliver Twist casts singing in french when you’ve launched your website and blog???

@jenwriter17 Oh, no!  I totally am fine with you commenting!!! 😀  Thanks for doing so, actually, since it feels less empty.  I’ve really got to run, but I’ll explain later what I meant.

Hallu, Folks! I be here! 🙂

@jenwriter17 I sing all the time. 😀  It’s not as obvious here, since it’s all written posts, but if you met me in real life it would probably be pretty obvious. 🙂

Thanks, I think I’ll probably try that then.

Oh, and part of the reason I haven’t announced it on KP yet is because I want to keep the two separate.  I’m using my website for bu…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Oh yeah, I haven’t officially announced it on KP yet, though my dad posted about it on Facebook so I’ve had a few visitors.  It’s not just a blog, it’s a website.  I have all my books and descriptions of them up there. Right now they can’t be bought on the website, but I’m planning to attach a link to a Square account in the near f…[Read more]