Jessi Rae

@jenwriter17, alrighty

@jenwriter17, indeed.

wanna word war? 10 minutes?

@jenwriter17, ah yes, youtube and pinterest. how rude of them to always distract us while we are writing.

@jenwriter17, I’m trying to finish chapter five of my book. and write the blog post for this week. what about you?

@jenwriter17, I’m still here. my computer is having problems so if I disappear its probably because of that

@jenwriter17

you writing?

@jenwriter17 @seekjustice Here’s part 11. It’s also a bit longer.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YowoswRsOTRd1jEAmLFf9RzYV3Hpczt6uwDcX_iR20E/edit?usp=sharing

@jenwriter17  OH, gotcha!  I totally get it.  Thanks for your willingness.  🙂

There is some shuffling, then more silence.

“Brek, what—?”

The door bursts open.

@daeus Okay.  Thank you!  Its still helpful!

@seekjustice, so far yeah. I only got to the wedding though. then the computer crashed.

well, I have to go now.

@jenwriter17, I might be

@seekjustice, I’m working on my book while at the same time trying to write a character interview for my blog.

oh, and I started listening to Tale of Two Cities today

anyone on yet?

@seekjustice, @rochellaine, @jenwriter17, @ariel-ashira

@ariel-ashira Well, this isn’t really something I think about a whole lot because I tend to have a good grip on my characters so I just always do what feels right for them and it pretty much turns out. I guess though personally, if I had a brother I thought was dead show up alive I would probably rush him and hug him.

just saying, still here

@Jenwriter17 pretty much just throwing in all the subplots and more try-fail sequences will fill out your plot a lot more.

@seekjustice, @rochellaine,

I don’t know if anyone is on, but I’m here

@itsastarrynight Thank you!  @daeus Do you have a little time to give me some advise on this?