Jenna Terese

@rochellaine  I actually had no idea that you were talking about “thees and thous…”

HAHAHA! Well tell your brother that I appreciate it. X’D I was watching it on a TV channel, so I really had no choice whether I was getting a good one or not. But I’ll take note! XD

*high fives your brother because he also likes Data* X)

@princessfoo  That’s one of the absolute worst things for me: when there’s this huge fight and if they had just let each other explain, there would be nothing wrong.  I actually saw another Hallmark movie where the same thing happened.  So far I’ve read one book where they did it right.  When the guy was out of town and got an accidental let…[Read more]

@dekreel Oooh, that’s what I meant when I told someone here about using “thees and thous” ungrammatically.  *cringes* please tell me that was a joke! 😀

Oh, cool!  Glad you liked it.  I actually haven’t seen that one, but I asked my brother about it and he said it’s not very good, so if you liked it you should definitely enjoy the better ep…[Read more]

@princessfoo That dude had trust issues. He must have been flat as Tony Stark’s new phone. 😛

@rochellaine

I definitely will, but it might be a while before I get around to reading it! I know, all the weird heels and wigs and stuff, urgh!

I prefer reading to audiobooks, but I don’t really like ebooks, and I only read them if I absolutely have to. I spend so much time on the computer looking at screen for my writing that I like to give my…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Ah yes, I’ve done that. I beta read one really good fantasy and I immediately wanted to a) curl up and cry (my favourite character died, of course), or b) write something like it and then cry because I never could.

@dekreel

I’ve only just started @dragon-snapper ‘s book (oops). But I’m liking it so far!

@seekjustice Cool!  Tell me if you like it.  At first I didn’t like part of it because she had the guy dress up in ruffles and face paint – and then I realized that she was just being realistic, because that’s how guys dressed in society back then. Boy am I glad I didn’t live in that period!

Yes, I’ve listened to one full Librivox book. 🙂  It wa…[Read more]

@seekjustice  @rochellaine  I hath returned!!

Rochellaine — I watched the TNG episode “Schisms,” the fifth episode of the sixth season. It was pretty good! I liked it. My favorite part was undoubtedly Data’s poetry. It was SO FUNNY! XD XD XD  Have you seen that episode? He did this poem about his cat, Spot. X’D HAHAHAA ohh it was hi…[Read more]

@dekreel Agreed.  Not that I’ve read @dragon-snapper ‘s book, but that I’ve read others and definitely done that. 🙂  When I read the book @seekjustice wrote…

@rochellaine

The Scarlet Pimpernel is the only one of her books that’s widely known, but it’s probably my least favourite out of the three of her books I’ve read. I don’t even know if the rest of them are still in print.

I have a Heyer book out from the library at the moment, but I haven’t read it yet.

Yeah, there’s a lot of cool books on there…[Read more]

@dekreel Have fun!  And definitely let me know! 🙂 Sorry I missed you. 🙁

@seekjustice No, I haven’t.  I have tried to read some classics but I usually end up not liking them – Jane Austen, anyone?  So if I hear the name of a book over and over the back of my mind puts it in the “don’t read” category. Whoops!  🙂  But I’ll try it and see, and…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Oh well. 🙂  Actually 77 Sunset Strip is a tv show from I think 1958-1962.  It’s about two private detectives, so as far as rating goes, I’d put it with Star Trek: pretty clean, and good plots, but some violence. (Star Trek has some mild cursing, though, which I don’t think 77SS has – and that’s a plus.)  It’s usually very hard to fin…[Read more]

@skredder No worries! I’m not in any huge hurry, I can’t wait to see it when it’s done though!

Thanks, @supermonkey42. 🙂

Okay, I’m going to watch Star Trek now

@rochellaine  I’ll tell you about it the next time I run into you 😀

@dekreel I’m editing and I’ll join you!

@rochellaine

Have you read anything by Baroness Emma Orczy? Her most famous book is The Scarlet Pimpernel, but she wrote a lot of others too and they sound like the sort of thing you’d like. You can get them all free on Project Gutenberg, and probably other public domain sights. They’re all…[Read more]

@clairec

https://anordinarypen.wordpress.com/

No worries!

@dekreel, Haha! That’s great! This is exactly what I did when I read @dragon-snapper‘s LOKD! 😀

@seekjustice, Thank you! 🙂 What’s the link to your blog?

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I’m going to see if I can write (Rochellaine — before TNG comes on TV ;D)