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@winter-rose, Great. I’m planning on writing for at least 35 minutes. And editing definitely counts. 🙂

@winter-rose Which ones? Or all of them? 🙂 I haven’t read the Fiddler’s Gun and I don’t think I will after reading your post. *pats you on the back, sympathetically* There, there.

@clairec; @jess; @daeus; @kate-flournoy; @overcomer (A little bird told me you wanted to rediscover this topic; so I’m pulling you in. 🙂 )
Anyone able to write now?

@graciekry Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, etc, etc, etc. (Which means so on and so forth. *King and I*)
I can’t believe @daeus beat me to it. Oh well, Welcome to the bestitstest…[Read more]

@sarah-h 🙂 Yes, that is a lyrebird. Very shy, but beautiful birds. One lyrebird a sanctuary was able to mimic a fire alarm. Confused the workers no end. 🙂

@sarah-h 🙂 Yes, that is a lyrebird. Very shy, but beautiful birds. One lyrebird a sanctuary was able to mimic the fire alarm. Confused the worker no end. 🙂

Yes!!!!!!!!!!! Success. @sarah-h In case you were wondering, this is a lyrebird. Called that because of the shape of the brown tail feathers which look like the instrument, the lyre. (As a child I use to think it was because it lied. A lyrebird has the ability to mimic other bird calls, so that’s kind of like lying.) 🙂

Let me try again

Oh bother it didn’t. I wonder what went wrong.

Let me see if this image will work:

@sarah-h Yep. Only it’s nearly 5pm here. 🙂
Yes, I know. It’s pretty awesome. Um, the only difference with the animal, are the lyrebirds are more common there. They like the wet ground.
Good. I hope you enjoy it when you see it.

@clairec Definitely. *I star in it as the main female* 😀 😀 😀 (it should be soonish. The comp ends in September so it will have to be done before then.)

For me, South Australia really looks like Victoria. If we didn’t have a big sign saying “Welcome to South Australia” I wouldn’t know when we crossed the border.
And yes, it is very bushy.
I have been to the seaside. Quite a few times. 🙂 No, Victoria doesn’t have palm trees. If they were anywhere in Australia it would be Queensland. (@clairec Do…[Read more]

For me, South Australia really looks like Victoria. If we didn’t have a big sign saying “Welcome to South Australia” I wouldn’t know when we crossed the border.
And yes, it is very bushy.
I have been to the seaside. Quite a few times. 🙂 No, Victoria doesn’t have palm trees. If they were anywhere in Australia it would be Queensland. (@clairec Do…[Read more]

@clairec I wrote 863 words. I’ve done my outlining and plotting so now it is just a matter of following it. 🙂 And I’m really happy with the way the story is going.

@clairec Great! I’ll check in 20, but I’m good to go 40. 🙂

@clairec Are you writing now? I am. 🙂

Yes, tag me then. I just got home from shopping so I was late today, but it would still be nice to write, so 3:30 should be fine.
I’ll still be editing this morning though. 🙂
@clairec

Yes, tag me then. I just got home from shopping so I was late today, but it would still be nice to write, so 3:30 should be fine.
I’ll still be editing this morning though. 🙂

Is anyone writing today? @kate-flournoy, @daeus, @jess, @clairec I’ve got some editing to do, if you can join me.