Jenna Terese

@jenwriter17  Probably not tomorrow, but I should be available on the weekend

Sorry, I’m getting a lot of work under my belt (ever think what a weird expression that is), at the moment, but I’ll be writing a bit tomorrow. 🙂

@rochellaine  @seekjustice  @clairec  @dragon-snapper  @jenwriter17  @aislinn-mollisong

*peeks in*  Anyone still here?

@kaya-young  Good topic idea! Let’s see…. The most recent thing I can think of is Shakespeare’s play, Richard III. I haven’t read Act 5, though, so no spoilers X)

@jenwriter17  Yes! read Dawn of Wonder ASAP! 😉

A Time to Die sounds really interesting! I’ll have to find it. Thanks for answering!

@dekreel, 😀

@ariella-newheart, We have a few animals and animal friends on here. @mariposa has a dinosaur, who I’m sure she’d love to introduce you to. 🙂

Speaking of which… @dragon-snapper, with @mariposa ‘s permission, can we have Aberdeen the Authorosarus in the LOKD?

@rochellaine  Personally, I really like your beginning of “Once there was a boy who loved blueberries.  At least he thought he did.” It’s really fun and perfect for reading aloud to a sleepy 4 year old. 😉

Maybe you could do “Oliver’s parents knew that he loved blueberries,” instead of “His parents knew that he loved blueberries,” at the begi…[Read more]

@rochellaine, Yep! The books are your true family. 😀

Also, I quite curious now. You guys have a specific age that you call marriageable age? What is it? We don’t have a specific plan, although I do know that I don’t want to date, looking for ‘the one’. I’m just waiting for God to bring me the right person in His perfect timing. 🙂

Please don’t…[Read more]

@seekjustice

@rochellaine Thanks! I play around with Sindarin from LOTR and Norwegian to come up with random stuff. 😀

Ualair is pronounced *looks at Google Doc where pronunciation guide is* *looks back at KP* (Yew-AH-lair Fehn-CAR-yin)

Whoops! Wrong tag.  @warrenluther04

@warrenluthor04 WOW!  Those are amazing names!  I’m afraid I can’t pronounce Ualair, though.  Is it pronounced like a Hawaiian name?  Or a European name?  Or is the pronunciation entirely original? 😀

@rochellaine I like making names, but I’m kind of late. Here’s a couple of names that I’ve been using in a short story I’ve been working on:

Ualair Fencaryn

Saelethil Fencaryn

(Don’t judge please, they are Alf [elf] names… 🙃🙂

@seekjustice @jenwriter17 @kaya-young @ingridrd @notawriter @dekreel

So, I think I’m going with Oliver, since it has the majority.  I still haven’t decided on a title for the book yet, but will probably go with Blueberria, Blueberries for Oliver, or A Ticket to Blueberria.

However, I tried to edit the name into the book but couldn’t figure out…[Read more]

@clairec  Oopssss…

@ariella-newheart  Page 31, not page 37

@that_writer_girl_99 Yes, I imagined that that would happen. That was actually mostly just me jotting (well, typing…) my ideas down. Basically, after Ualair returns to Alfheim, Loki and Laufey will start Ragnarok: the death of Yggdrasil and the Nine Realms. The Aesir, or the Viking gods, will perish, along with the Jotuns, Vanir (the gods of…[Read more]

@rochellaine

😀 Believe it or not, I’ve thought the same thing on occasions. So many of our everyday phrases make no actual sense!

@seekjustice Awww, thanks. 😀  I can’t wait!

Inner logician: Well actually, that phrase never made sense to me, because obviously the person saying it will be forced to wait, and therefore can wait.  If I truly couldn’t wait it would be necessary for me to die before the time to read your book came upon us.  The phrase “I can’t wait” should only…[Read more]

@clairec Oh, we’ve worried about the same thing!  We have thousands of books in our library, many of which were birthday and Christmas gifts for various of our thirteen siblings.  Now that five of us are marrying age( 😀 ) we have kind of reached an agreement with our anxious younger siblings that any books gotten while at home stay with our p…[Read more]