Kylie

@rochellaine Welcome to the KP forum! I like singing too (*whispers behind hand* not usually around people though) and I play piano and guitar so music feels part of me. Hope you have fun here, I sure do! 😉

@dragon-snapper  Fantastic! Onward! *waves walking stick/pen in air*

How’s the LOKD3 going?

@skredder  Thank you!! I’m glad you like it 😉

@lady-iliara  @dragon-snapper  It just wouldn’t be awesome enough without the rock collection or the melted chair 😀

@dekreel This time, I shall join you in the quest to write. 😀

@sam-kowal XD Yes, I thought you’d appreciate it.

Wow, really? That’s wonderful! Thanks for the feedback.

@skredder There are several different types of amnesia.  Usually with the type of amnesia I think you are talking about the amnesics are able to remember basic things like tying shoes, riding a bicycle, and reading.  Sometimes the amnesic effects are random, such as a bilingual forgetting one language, but remembering another.  (That could ac…[Read more]

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I’m back. Writing…. I’m not sure what, but I’m writing. Maybe

(Have I taken over the Corner, or what?)

@waterlily thank you for the advice! yeah I was thinking naming the series Guardians of Airos, but I think i’ll be able to title it easier once the plot is figured out.

I pronounce Airos like “air (we breathe)-rose” but not saying ‘rose’ like ‘roze’ but using the ‘s’ sound. I’m sorry, did this make sense????

@seekjustice thanks for suggesting i…[Read more]

@skredder by the way, amnesia is one of my favorite plots!

Something to note might be that the Irish in that period were Christians/Catholics, but the pervading religion in Scandinavia was that of the Norse gods such as Odin and Thor.  A possible theme could be your MC’s attempts to teach her friends Christianity (not in the normal, Christian fiction book way, this actually was a big theme back in the…[Read more]

@gh24682468999 Yes! Those books are awesome! 😀 Thanks for following!

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I made another post! 😀 I won’t tell you guys every time I make one, but this one may or may not be about dragons.

And it may or may not mention a melted chair. 😉

Just sayin’.

@skredder  Maybe before the Irish woman meets the Irish man, she could be wondering where she came from constantly, all the while getting more and more comfortable around her new family. So when the Irish man comes in, she wants to see where she came from, and see her old family and friends, but she also doesn’t want to go back into slavery, and…[Read more]

@dekreel YOU INCLUDED MY MELTED CHAIRS! 😀 Awesome!

@rochellaine  No problem! 😉

Yesss! It did work.  Thanks so much, @dekreel!

@dekreel

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This is really cool! Unfortunately, I personally am not great at coming up with advice… Maybe I’ll think of something at some point, though. 😀