Mark Kamibaya

@daughteroftheking @kate-flournoy @lifeofkatie @daeus Thanks. I had a blast writing that Jedi poem with my brother.

@daeus. Yeah, rhythm is my biggest enemy. I never actually sat down and worked it out and perfected it. I made a couple of the changes you suggested, and am working on some others. Actually,
‘The brook is thawed and whispers…[Read more]

@aratrea Thanks! I think in that picture of you and Christi, you could be siblings, that just resemble each other a lot. My siblings and I are like that.

@anne-of-lothlorien Haha! Yeah–absolutely. Our facebook account can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/kingdompen/ You should be able to access it without having a Facebook.

Here are some I give to you…

At the Back of the North Wind – I loved this book, and if you can keep up with
the child’s understanding of metaphysics and
spiritual matters, it’s wonderful.
Number the Stars – This is a historical fiction, if that’s okay?…[Read more]

@perfectfifths. I do like the Jungle Book, and that is interesting that Baloo actually teaches him the language of animals. I was actually contemplating how they could communicate; if Pearl would learn snake-language. Obviously some level of communication has to happen.

At first when I didn’t know they weren’t talking, I was imagining this little…[Read more]

@perfectfifths Weird question cause I am nosy – Older or younger brother?

@leumeister – No, anacondas do not take care of their young. They leave them to fend for themselves, which is why Pearl takes care of Ana’s. I think.
It’s okay if you’re picking it apart. Mentally I am too, and am just waiting for our first session of story plotting so I…[Read more]

@anne-of-lothlorien I’m assuming she finds out it’s a snake when she feels the scales and long body??? 😐 …. Yes, of course 😛

I don’t think he wants it to be too cheesy

I honestly don’t think, when done the right way, talking animals are cheesy at all. I love the Jungle Book (the actual book 😉 ) In it, Mowgli learns the languages of the a…[Read more]

@lifeofkatie *runs into the room breathless, brushing cake crumbs and dirt from my cape*
Sorry I am late, but allow me to introduce you to myself, fair lady. I am Anne Greenleaf of Lothlorien, The Secret Lady of London.
Welcome to the land of the most insane, the most awesomest, the bestiestestiest ever friends on this planet, and even some of the…[Read more]

@anne-of-lothlorien

Okay, fair enough. 😛 You could ask him what he’s using, or if I get into contact with him myself, I could ask. 😛

And, yes, I am @perfectfifths‘ brother. 🙂

Also… I’m not sure how an anaconda takes care of its young… I don’t know. I’m sorry if I’m sounding like I’m picking apart your brother’s story, it’s just I find it…[Read more]

@anne-of-lothlorien

Okay, fair enough. 😛 You could ask him what he’s using, or if I get into contact with him myself, I could ask. 😛

And, yes, I am @perfectfifths‘ brother. 🙂

Also… I’m not sure how an anaconda takes care of its young… I don’t know. I’m sorry if I’m sounding like I’m picking apart your brother’s story, it’s just I find it…[Read more]

@anne-of-lothlorien @leumeister Yes, that’s him. I told you he’d make himself known 😉 😀

So… the questions.
To be honest with you, this is a pretty new idea, and we haven’t had our first session of brainstorming, so I’m sure there are things that he’s developed about the story that he hasn’t told me yet. So I’ll try to answer the questions without blending what I know with what I think should happen with the movie.

@northener @perfe…[Read more]

Experiments in living in overcoming the odds:

1. Relying only on your own strength, which supposedly guarantees something will get done, quickly and correctly (if you want something done right you’ve got to do it yourself)
2. Working together with your team will help you learn to cooperate and communicate – you can’t just go off and do your own…[Read more]

Experiments in living in overcoming the odds:

1. Relying only on your own strength, which supposedly guarantees something will get done, quickly and correctly (if you want something done right you’ve got to do it yourself)
2. Working together with your team will help you learn to cooperate and communicate – you can’t just go off and do your own…[Read more]

@aratrea Rats. If I had known ‘coming along for the ride’ was an option, I’da come with Hope.
Could you tell me how to get on to your social medias besides Instagram? Do you have Facebook, and could I look at your Facebook without having Facebook myself?

We pointed out how Hope is the only one who looks authentically dramatic, because she’s…[Read more]

This sounds interesting. Not sure about the giant anaconda… Wouldn’t it sooner eat her than befriend her? XD It’s an interesting idea, though, and I’d love to help out where I can… If I may venture to suggest that instead of an anaconda, she befriends a flight attendant who was struck deaf from the crash? If that’s even a possible injury……[Read more]

I think role-playing as the character, and having a conversation with someone role-playing as another character (whether it be from the same story or not; helps me see how they would respond to many different situations and personalities) Also, personality quizzes, as someone mentioned, and Myers-Briggs. Doing those also help me see how my…[Read more]

@anne-of-lothlorien My brother’s an animator too 😉 Though he’ll probably tell you that since he’s in that long list of tags

First off, I think the South American version of the crocodileormaybeanaligator is the caiman.

I do want to know as well why the animals don’t talk. Like @Northerner said, it would make for some funny dialogue, plus it…[Read more]

@that_writer_Girl_99 I’m sighting out now. I wrote a 527 word poem, and did some formatting.

@dragon-snapper *looks up butcher bird to make sure I got it right* Yeah, I think that’s it 😉 I think it was a young one, because it had more brown feathers (hence thinking it was a kookaburra, if you know what they look like)

Oh, cool! We don’t have woodpeckers here. At the very least, I’ve never seen one 😉

@anne-of-lothlorien @aratrea That’s…[Read more]