Lillian Parks

@leumeister. Another Studio C-er!!!! I read your title and said to my sister, (That’s HeatherC, those of you who know her) “That sounds like Lobster Bisque!?” And she told me that that was ridiculous to suppose. And here I was right all along. 😛 I just went and did a victory dance all around her! 😉 When I heard you guys were from Perth I…[Read more]

@bluejay ??????? Uh… so is mine… I looked it up in a script and it said prize… So… Yay! You win! 😛

@bluejay ??????? UH… so is mine…

@bluejay I don’t know that one. It’s definitely “Give the boy a prize!”
Which one are you thinking of?

@bluejay Some really good books that I loved were the Magic Tree House books. I just say this to emphasize @sarah-h ‘s point. Back-then stuff is good.

I have one. *evil chuckle*

“Give the boy a prize.”

Let’s see who will get this one.

@ethryndal That’s alright. You see that I melted no chairs.
It depends on how you pronounce Slua comparted to Sluagh. Slua is pronounced Slew-a, right? At first glance, Sluagh is read to me Slow, not Sluagh as in Cow.

@perfectfifths, Welcome! I’m also Australian. I noticed you told @bluejay that you were from WA. I used to live there! But I live in Brisbane now. WA is amazing. It was sort of my first childhood home (actually that would be America, but I don’t remember that very well, so it would have to be Perth. Is that where you’re from?

@leumeister, Hi!! I’m Australian too! Before, @bluejay, @anna-brie and I were the only Aussies. It’s okay if you’d rather not say, but where in Australia are you from? And I noticed on @perfectfifths introductory thread that you guys are siblings. I live in Brisbane. Anyway, Welcome! Oh and by the way, you title (Hey guys, hi, um…) reminded me…[Read more]

@jess Amazing!!! (Note to self: finish planning so you can get back to writing!) 😛

@daeus That’s great! Glad you’re making progress. I wrote part of a description for a new children’s story I’m planning as well as a page of technicalities. It’s a work in progress, but I think my planning muse decided to come home.

@jess Welcome, dear friend.

@daeus Goody. I’ll be here.

@emma-flournoy So, I had a little help from a sibling, but I think its from when he’s talking to Balin in Bilbo’s house.

@emma-flournoy So, I had a little help from a sibling, but I think its from when he’s talking to Balin in Bilbo’s house. f

@perfectfifths Well for me, to generate ideas, I may have to plan a story world. Maps are my favorite part, the describing not so much. I usually include cultures and major places, but you’re right/write about tailoring your worlds to fit the stories. Although I first-handly plan my world, things change as I write. I basically allow myself leeway,…[Read more]

@bluejay Well, are you going to be doing a story in modern times or back whenever? That’s the first question you should ask yourself. Then, whichever time frame you decide to use, think what some problems a child might go through are in that setting. That’s if you want to come up with anything…just a starting point.
As for ideas, I’ve got…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy Wow, this one is a good one. I can’t.

@kate-flournoy Well, I have ideas, but I don’t hae one that I can use plotwise. Well, I do, but I’m getting out of writer’s block by editing. I hope it works. Trust me, I have ideas, I just don’t know how to use them. And for some reason, I can’t imagine a dragon wearing glasses. 😛
@daeus Give them back, or I’ll melt this chair! *holds out your…[Read more]