Kayla Joy

@bluejay Yay! Let’s do it! How long do you want to go?

@overcomer I really like the first verse, and the way you repeat it throughout the poem. 🙂

@bluejay I’m going to write for a bit, if you want to join me. 🙂

@bluejay Oh dear. What kind of medication is it? I’ll be praying for you, and I hope everything goes well in October/ November, when you stop taking it. How serious is it?

@Anna-Brie Ah, I should have guessed that. There’s only one first. 🙂 That is odd about the fireworks; over here, it’s the big cities that do it. I wonder if ours look different than yours. Lately, they’ve been coming out with shaped fireworks, like a heart or a smiley face. I don’t like them as much. Do you have that kind over there?

@bluejay I…[Read more]

@luke-c Howdy! Welcome to the Realm of the KeePers! 🙂

@julia-r That’s neat! My aunt is from Michigan, and she’s been wanting to take us to Mackinac Island for years. It sounds like a neat place.

@anna-brie Please forgive my ignorance, but what is the First Fleet? I’ve not heard of that before. 🙂

@bluejay Oh, cool. My family doesn’t really celebrate Christmas or Easter either. It is a huge part of American culture; is that so in Australia? Australia Day sounds a lot like our Fourth of July, except we have fireworks. Do you do fireworks…[Read more]

@Julia-R Hi and Welcome! Traveling is such fun. Where is your favorite place to go?

Never mind. A friend just came over, so I might have to just wait until tonight. I should have warned you, my life is super unpredictable. That’s why I go on KP after everyone’s gone to bed. 🙂

@bluejay So, right now, Americans are gearing up for the one holiday that I truly hate: Halloween. This morning I was at the store, cringing at all the holiday decorations, and I wondered, are your holidays different than ours? I’m guessing that Australians celebrate Christmas and Easter. Our three other major holidays are Fourth of July,…[Read more]

@bluejay I thought supper was an England term. We have “tea-time” (i.e. snack time) around 4, and then dinner around 7. It’s funny to learn all the little ways our cultures are different. I was wondering…wait, no. I should go over to the “where do you live” topic for that.

Is now a good time for you? It’s 2 here, and I’ll probably have lunch…[Read more]

@bluejay – Maybe not tonight. But what time (American time) in general might work for you? Some nights my brothers and I are up super late with our youth leader, but most of the time 11:00 p.m. thru 12:30-1:00 a.m. I’m clear. Sometimes a little earlier than that, too. But when is a good time for you? I might also be able to do it during my…[Read more]

@bluejay It’s happening! I’m here! Are you able to write anytime soon? 🙂 🙂 🙂

@Alia I got into drawing comics a few years ago- and got out of it just as quickly ’cause I’m really bad at it. I’d love to see some of yours, if you want to post them. 🙂

@Anna-Brie ‘Kay. Have fun! 🙂

@bluejay Okay, here goes…

Emergency
Meteorologist
Volunteer
Victim
Distributed
Frequently
Electricity
Personally
Bodily
Procedure
Indicative
Imperative
Subjunctive
Declarative
Interrogative
Exclamatory
Exclamation
Interjection
opportunities
Assignment
Satisfactorily
Catalogue
Librarian
Hyphenate

That one had a lot of grammar terms in it, so…[Read more]

@bluejay If that’s so, then definitely skip those scenes. Blood doesn’t bother me, and I had some trouble with them.
That said, I’m off to bed. Good night! 🙂

@bluejay Haha! For once we’ll be going to bed at around the same time. 🙂 And I don’t usually stay up this late; tonight is very unusual.

@bluejay Oh, yes. And yes, it is graphic. The climax of the movie is him separating the two twins who are joined at the head. It also shows his removing half the brain of a little girl who had seizures because the two halves if her brain were fighting. I enjoyed the movie; if the surgery doesn’t bother you, I think you’ll like it. It shows his…[Read more]