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@delightinlife Well, I had to mull over this one for a few days *cough* weeks, due to impossible questions such as…you know…favorites in writing… BUT. Here I am. So. Books. (Please keep in mind that these are only some of my favorite books. To narrow my favorites down to three would quite possibly be lethal. 🙂 )

The Chronicles of Narnia:…[Read more]

@perfectfifths Cheesy children’s literature (I intend to primarily write children’s books anyways). Definitely not sappy romances. I’m not a fan of romance in books or movies unless it’s done just right.

Would you rather write with your toes, or have to wear an astronaut suit every time you write?

@winter-rose I think I’ll sign out now. I wrote a few poems.

@winter-rose That’s the spirit! *glances forlornly at Mordor*

So, how are those taters, Mr. Frodo?
@winter-rose

@winter-rose Aw. We can’t have being lonely on your lonely lonesomely lonesome loneliness!

@winter-rose Here I am!

@winter-rose Welcome back and goodbye again. I’m signing off over here.

@winter-rose I’m here! (I think.)

@daeus Oh, WOW! Thanks for taking the time to help! I’ll have to try this! Awesome!

@aratrea This lesson taught me so much! I have one question before the homework: In my fantasy book (still in the outlining process), I’m drawing the theme and message from my own experiences, and I have one major event in the story based on my own life. I’m a missionary kid, and my main character also moves to a foreign land. From there, not much…[Read more]

It looks to me as if the Catholic side was still taking part in the war even when they pretended peace. So technically they weren’t fulfilling any of the two right answers. They were the ones who attacked, so they continued to take part in the war. You can write it in such a way that the massacre is the consequence of the Catholics refusing to…[Read more]

@Ethryndal *cackle* Indeed that makes me extremely happy. (*excited whisper* She finished the second draft the other night. She’s working on several things for the third before more people get it—but then you can have it! *hugs self* I can’t wait.) *calms flailing down*

@GracieGirl 😀 (Hint: a long time from now. XD But maybe you can read it…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy *dodges flailing limbs* You’ll be happy to know that all this Uncharted stuff is driving me crazy. In the meantime, please don’t hurt yourself. 😉

@graciegirl, I’m going to repeat several people and say, I LOVE THAT WATCH. Seriously.

@Dragon-Snapper @Mariposa @GracieGirl Just so you know, Uncharted is one of the best books I’ve ever read, no exaggeration (much better than Frozen. More to it than mainly the gift. And I like Frozen.). It’s one of my favoritest ever fandoms…the CHARACTERS AND RELATIONSHIPS. *is struck with wracking flails* It’s amazing.
And @GracieGirl I LOVE…[Read more]

@Dragon-Snapper @Mariposa @Gracie-Girl Just so you know, Uncharted is one of the best books I’ve ever read, no exaggeration (much better than Frozen. More to it than mainly the gift. And I like Frozen.). It’s one of my favoritest ever fandoms…the CHARACTERS AND RELATIONSHIPS. *is struck with wracking flails* It’s amazing.
And @Gracie-Girl I…[Read more]

@Hope I’m pretty much in agreement with the general consensus.

@anne-of-lothlorien Boat ride, like @perfectfifths, I’m not too fond of roller coasters (wild ones that is—the kind with big drops and go upside down).

@anne-of-lothlorien Boat ride, like @perfectfiths, I’m not too fond of roller coasters (wild ones that is—the kind with big drops and go upside down).

@anne-of-lothlorien I love rollercoasters!!!!
Anyways…*ahem* There is no one to help you now, Lady of Lothlorien! *puts you in dungeon which has lots of roller coasters*