Kate Flournoy

@Jessi-Rae yup. She’s sixteen, I’m eighteen. Though everybody thinks she’s older so… *shrugs**grins*

@Jesi-Rae yup. She’s sixteen, I’m eighteen. Though everybody thinks she’s older so… *shrugs**grins*

@Emma-Flournoy *smirks* You’ve been waiting your entire life to be able to say that, haven’t you? XD

@Jessi-Rae oh just pretty normal rhymey stuff. 😉 I like the poems that tell stories… or the ones that are almost like ballads. 😉 Not as good as I’d like to be, but I’ll keep practicing.

Welcome to the Kingdom @aislinn-mollisong! Can I ask, is that your real name? It sounds just fantasy-ish enough to make me wonder… *wink*
Yep, Rolena is the best.
What’s your favorite thing about writing?

@Jessi-Rae heyyyy! Legends of Light… I know that one… XD @Hope?

Ooh, INTP/ENTP. We have one INTP I think (@northerner) but I do believe you’re the first ENTP, if you are indeed one. 😉 Welcome aboard.

Yessss. I love writing poetry too.

@SeekJustice also Mark Twain’s The Prince and the Pauper. Great story. Surprisingly heartwarming for Twain. 😉

*grins* ENFP twin, meet INFP double. *bows* @LifeOfKatie @GracieGirl

@That_Writer_Girl_99 sure thing.

@Winter-Rose you’ve got it. 😉

@LifeofKatie @GracieGirl so is no one seriously going to mention that you guys are apparently twins??? Hello? LOOK AT YOUR PICTURES. THEY’RE IDENTICAL. 😛

@Life-of-Katie @GracieGirl so is no one seriously going to mention that you guys are apparently twins??? Hello? LOOK AT YOUR PICTURES. THEY’RE IDENTICAL. 😛

@CK4always my tag is @Kate-Flournoy. Tag me if you need me; I’m the forum happiness director, so it’s my job to make sure people can find their way around and get their questions answered. 😉

@Jessi-Rae *rests hands on top of sword and grins* Good luck with the conquering… this place tends to work by contraries though. It can’t be conquered. The harder you try the more it conquers you.

Do you know your MBTI type? Are you an INFP? We have a lot of those around here… and incidentally, I’m one. 😉

Hey! I’m doing the Rooglewood…[Read more]

@SeekJustice Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, Little Dorrit, and Nicholas Nickleby (though that one is creepy on the villain side even for Dickens). Also Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, which though not technically a classic, should be one. 😛

@Ethryndal yep, pretty much.

@CK4always my favorite color is any shade of red. 😉 Particularly scarlet, though crimson is close second.