The fledgling Artist

@seekjustice I read it! I read it! It was really good! I was aware going in that it was a sequel, so I wasn’t too surprised about references to things I didn’t know. That being said, I was able to follow what was going on pretty well. So, for people who haven’t read the first one, it’s still a very enjoyable story and you don’t get lost. Thank you…[Read more]

@seekjustice I know it doesn’t really count as poetry, but I loved your street boy song in Stars when Waif sang it just before he died!

So, my poem refuses to be written as well, the naughty thing!  I got three stanzas and then fell flat on my face.  I guess it’s back to the western.

@jenwriter17 Okay, see you tomorrow!

@seekjustice @ingridrd Hi!  I just got an idea for a poem, so I’m writing that right now and will go back to my western in a few minutes to see if I can get something written on it then.

What are you working on, Ingrid?

@rochellaine @seekjustice  I’ll join the party for a few minutes (aka until dinner’s ready). 🙂

@jenwriter17 @ingridrd @alia @seekjustice I’m still here, attempting to write something, anything, on my western – and failing miserably! 🙁  What do I do when the words just won’t come out of my fingers?

Anyone feel like joining me in (unsuccessfully) writing?

@kaya-young Yes, I guess it could be. 🙂  I assumed since the guy wrote them, that they were his ideas of how the world ought to work, but they could be the actual rules and he just discovered them.

Are you writing right now?  There are so many people on hiatus right now I couldn’t think who to tag, but I’m on Writers’ Corner and so far have w…[Read more]

Hello, I’m writing!  Does anyone want to join me?

@jenwriter17 @seekjustice @wait…who else is not on a hiatus? 😀

@kaya-young I pictured the Rules of Fate as more of someone’s silly idea of what they should be, or what generally happens as a sort of “poetic justice,” not some actual rules of the universe.  @valtmy is that correct?

By the way, I thought it was very funny and cute. 🙂  I like it.

@juliawrites4christ Is there anything in particular about the 1700s and 1800s you like?

My favorite period is even more modern history: American, from about 1900-1970.

@jenwriter17 Sweet! Can’t wait to read it! I just requested access. 🙂

@juliawrites4christ I used to play, but it’s been a long time since I’ve even tried to play.

@jenwriter17 @seekjustice Here’s part 3. 🙂

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vhngZCcRJ3KqsR5pyyydZAe4dvSNaWav70v5JnrTqwo/edit?usp=sharing

If you thought the other two parts were adorable, then the ending to this one will knock your socks off. 🙂

@epicaddie2  Here is Lillian!!!  She was super fun to do.  🙂

@dekreel  Welp.  I got brave and decided to try Toby.  Hope you like him!

@jenwriter17 For you, my friend, a poem on Flying Penguins 

Flying penguins are so rare
That sooner would a cow with hair
As purple as your mother’s dress
Be seen than such, I do confess

Flying penguins are so strange
Giraffes on open Kansas range
Would be quite common, normal things
Compared to penguins with real wings

Flying penguins cannot b…[Read more]

@valtmy I’d love to read and give my feedback. I may not have the time for a couple weeks, though. I’ll put it on my to do list. 🙂

@skye Wahoo! Piano Guys and The Princess Bride! 😀

@skye Welcome, welcome, welcome! It’s great to have you aboard!

You said you like reading mysteries. Have you read the old Nancy Drew books?

@juliawrites4christ Welcome, welcome, welcome! It’s great to have you aboard! 🙂

How long have to been playing the piano?

@epicaddie2  I really wanna draw her!  Maybe later today.  *crosses fingers*

And @dekreel I might possibly maybe perhaps try your character too, even though I’m not good at men… 🙂