Kate Flournoy

Already I like him. 😉

I guess I should have described Arianwen. She’s probably about five feet ten inches— pretty tall for a woman, but she’s not big, just tall. Dark blue eyes, black hair, very white skin. She wears almost exclusively dark, vivid blue. And she has a pygmy dragon for a companion, but I don’t know if he’ll be popping up or not.…[Read more]

You and I must have been posting at the same time, @writefury. 😀 I understand it now, I think.

So let me be the first to introduce my character. Her name is Arianwen— Anwen for short, except only I and her husband are allowed to call her that. So she’s Arianwen to you.
She’s courteous and mature outwardly, with a quick smile and a gracious…[Read more]

I’m not sure I’ve quite got the concept, but you can count me in for sure!:P This sounds really fun.

So… um… did this thing just die? 😛

I think it’s just the fact that they are called werewolves that will put someone off. ‘Werewolf’ has a very distinct association in everyone’s mind, and that association is very heavily evil.
I would encourage you to keep looking for a different name.

That conjures up such a laughable image… 🙂 😀 😛

The Mug and Mushroom Basket.

The Snarling Griffin.

The Sign of the Cat and Cobblestone.

I just want to mention too, @Sarah-h, that werewolves are not mentioned anywhere in the Bible, even though the Bible does contain descriptions of witchcraft and things connected with it that we need to be aware of.
I think if werewolves were real, the Bible would have mentioned them, so I don’t think you need to be concerned on that score.

Cool! I like that.

Oh! Okay. Yes. I have made those— too many times to count. That makes sense. 🙂

“I want shoes,” Cobalt pushed his socked foot out over the edge and raised an eyebrow at his captor.
Dr. Übel blinked, “What?”
“Please. Pretty please.”
“Wait… why do you want shoes?” he asked.
“My feet are cold,” answered Cobalt matter-of-factly.
“But you have socks.”
“My socks are cold too.”

*sighs, shakes head despairingly*

This kid is un…[Read more]

Hee-hee!

First of all, just let me say… this guy Cobalt— I like him. A lot. He’s a distinct, funny personality, well characterized, consistent… and he has the most amazing name. Cobalt Winter. That’s perfect. I love it.

Now.

Overall the scene is very good. There wasn’t really much I could find to pick on generally, but there were a few places…[Read more]

Yes! That’s an absolutely great scene. The whole movie is really very affecting. It made me cry.

The Wizened Potato.

Hey, have any of you on here seen ‘Valkyrie’? I just watched it last night.It’s heavily based on the true story of a band of Germans who wanted to assassinate Hitler.

If you haven’t seen it, you should.

It has some minor bad language, and violence, being a war story, but not as much of either as I was expecting. It’s really good. I highly recommend it.

Sign of the Sneezing Jester! 😀 Love it! Imagine what a sign for that would look like…

The Pickled Parsnip.

The Ranger’s Rest.

The Bow and Horn.

The Sign of the Pork and Pumpkin.

The Golden Wasp.

Haha! The Crook and Lyre says a shepherd’s flail and a harp, the Crook and Liar says a felon and… well… a liar! It’s perfect. 😀 XD

*sigh* I love a good pun.

Yes. I like that too.

Now I’m choking.

The Elegant Horsefly