Mark Kamibaya

@winter-rose I was ready for a break as well. I edited about a page and and a half.

@winter-rose Coolio!

@winter-rose @daeus @kate-flournoy @jess @ethryndal *grabs unmelted phone* I’ll be editing if anyone is out there.

@winter-rose Ah…do you get to ride the horses at the stable?

Hmmm…the only foils I can think of at the moment are Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester. Similar people wanting the same thing (marrying each other, obviously), but he was willing to ignore morals and his conscience to obtain that goal, and she was not. What I like about them is that often times in books, it seems like the foil characters are right and…[Read more]

Hmmm…the only foils I can think of at the moment are Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester. Similar people wanting the same thing (marrying each other, obviously), but he was willing to ignore morals and his conscience to obtain that goal, and she was not. What I like about them is that often times in books, it seems like the foil characters are right and…[Read more]

Okay, so it has come to my attention that my theme is not the Intrinsic Worth of Humanity—otherwise known as Racism, though I really didn’t want to admit that one to myself—but actually God’s Gifts (trying to find a better name, but my mind’s going blank), with a focusing question of What is the most important gift God has given us? Liriel’s…[Read more]

Okay, so it has come to my attention that my theme is not the Intrinsic Worth of Humanity—otherwise known as Racism, though I really didn’t want to admit that one to myself—but actually God’s Gifts (trying to find a better name, but my mind’s going blank), with a focusing question of What is the most important gift God has given us? Liriel’s…[Read more]

@lifeofkatie I’ll cheat and welcome you twice. WELCOME TWICE! We’re all slightly crazy over here, but if you know the Flournoys, you’re probably already aware of that. 😛 Can’t wait to see you around!

@dragon-snapper Nice. Are you a bird-watcher or anything like that?

@LifeOfKatie *grins* I look forward to seeing you around. 😉

Wait. Are you for real? We’re a stereotype? There’s nothing stereotypical about writing fiction…

@That_Writer_Girl_99 *grins* Chill. I’m totally teasing. It’s just that the stereotypical career choice of an INFP, according to popular consensus in the MBTI community, is writing fiction. That, or poetry. Which I love. 😉 SO I guess that makes…[Read more]

Oh, and I think that @writefury likes Tintin???

@emily-d I just listened to Fishers of Men! It was a great song. Actually, I think I’ll add it to my running playlist. 😛
@perfectfifths Ohh…I like birds.

@LifeOfKatie heyyyyyy!! Welcome! I also had no idea you wrote, and which is just unpardonable of me as a six year friend, isn’t it? 😛 Glad to see you on KP. 😉 Lots of encouragement and stuff here.

@lifeofkatie 7 years! Nice! I’ve only been playing for 3ish, but I love it so much. I’ve been playing with my teen band for church, and just started picking up lessons again.
Fingerstyle is so beautiful. It’s so fun to play it. Do you read tablature or do you read music for the guitar? I especially enjoy just messing around on the guitar and…[Read more]

@jess-penrose Yes. Virtual chairs and phones. They’re even more valuable than the real ones. 😛
Oh dear…you lost me at the first question.
Who’s Glaurung, may I ask?

It’s cool that you taught yourself elvish. I can write in ancient dwarvish.

so I’m living a cliche I guess

*flashback to the Legend of King Daeus.

Why was it that there was always some sort of hidden force that held people’s hands back from knocking? Her fist was stuck midair, and she thought back to every book she had read before. Great. Now she was living a cliché.

@kate-flournoy

@Jess-Penrose DID SOMEONE SAY MBTI. 😮 XD
AHEM. Yes. Well… in summary, I love Myers Briggs because I think people are downright fascinating and I love the insight it gives you into people’s minds. I love it just for that, but it’s also really helpful with characterization if you understand it properly. And hey! I’m an INFP as well. *grins*…[Read more]