The fledgling Artist

@alia I am alright.  My Great Grandma died on October 27, two days after my sixteenth birthday.  Its been sad because we moved to Idaho and couldn’t go back to Kansas to be with family or help with anything.

@alia I am here for a little bit.  How are you?

@seekjustice Bathshua would be pretty helpless, even if her arm wasn’t broken and she wasn’t feverish. 😉 The best she could do would probably be flail and scream.  Yishay and Kashti would use their everyday long knives.  Yarin would use words.

@valtmy

One last question, before I depart. 😀

What would be the easiest way to make your c…[Read more]

@seekjustice I see. 🙂

CDs/CD players (I feel you can’t have one without the other)

I find your logic quite hilarious, for some reason, but I do agree with you.  It’s probably the inevitability of your statement that makes it funny. 😛

@valtmy My characters would likely all prefer classic style Jewish music/songs, such as Hava Nagila, because it…[Read more]

@valtmy Haha, yeah, I guess so.  But I was meaning modern musicals, and you answered for that, so it works. 😉

At this point, I think it would be Kashti, whom you all have met only very briefly.  He would show no mercy. 😛

@seekjustice You may steal it if you wish. 😛 I have no idea where I first heard it.  Probably in some old historical fi…[Read more]

@valtmy 😛 Sorry.  Here’s one. @seekjustice

If your character were to star in a musical, which one would it be? (Sorry, Valtmy, I’m not sure how many musicals you’ve seen.  But I think you’ve seen a few, right?)

@valtmy 😛 Sorry.  Here’s one.

If your character were to star in a musical, which one would it be? (Sorry, Valtmy, I’m not sure how many musicals you’ve seen.  But I think you’ve seen a few, right?)

@valtmy I would probably choose Yishay.  After all, he’s part of a gang-ish group, so he’d know how to get around in tough places and be able to get info from “unsavory characters”. 😛

@seekjustice I think Bathshua would probably be called Vanity (because her life seemed full before, but her father’s vanity – emptiness – consumed it, and also…[Read more]

@seekjustice

Ooh, spoilers!  😛 But generally speaking, Bathshua would prefer to forget the circumstances of her father’s death.

@valtmy

Okay, here’s a question:

How would your character react to living in 2018? 😛

@valtmy

My argument is that while the beginning or middle of stories can be depressing, the ending should always be happy, because the entirety of our story has a happy ending: God wins. 😉

Even Romeo and Juliet, one of the most famous tragedies of all time, has a good thing happen in the end: the Montague and Capulet families resolve their…[Read more]

@valtmy My first thought was “I don’t think she has any – I should probably give her one…” 😉

Bathshua does fix her veil quite often, though.  I’m not sure if that can count, since there are very few women who are able to wear veils without fixing them repeatedly throughout the day, 😛 but it is something she does, and I’ve mentioned her doing…[Read more]

@seekjustice 😛

@valtmy

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I’m wondering if I even want to read your book anymore.  It sounds depressing. 😛

Please tell me it has a happy ending! 😉

@valtmy @seekjustice

Okay: What is the first thing your character thinks of when he/she wakes up in the morning?

@valtmy @seekjustice Sorry, that took a bit longer than I expected.

…and I got distracted chatting with my mom. 😉

Okay, Valtmy’s question: Bathshua would most likely tell a lie to prevent people from finding out who her father was.  Or she would tell a lie to protect her family.

SeekJustice’s question: Bathshua is interested in getting…[Read more]

@seekjustice Uh, that sounds interesting. 😛

I’ve got to send an email for the family ministry, but then I’d love to join!  How is it played? 😀

@seekjustice Oh, I see.  No, that’s what we discussed before, and I agree with you. 😉  That’s why I don’t want to watch it.  For some reason I interpreted your previous post to mean that you disliked the fact that they cast a really good actress to play in such an awful film, because if they cast an actress that did a bad job, people wouldn’t li…[Read more]

@seekjustice What did you mean was one of the things that annoyed you about the movie?  The fact that Ingrid Bergman is a great actress?

@rochellaine Fifty acres and horses!!?  I am so glad for you!

@seekjustice Oh no.  I just found out that Ingrid Bergman plays Gladys Aylward in The Inn of the Sixth Happiness! 😮  I’m sorry.  She’s still one of my favorite actresses.  (but I still have no intention of watching that film! 😛 )

It seems pretty accurate to me.  I haven’t seen it, but the movie is about Anna Anderson, not about Anastasia, and…[Read more]

@seekjustice Oh, that’s too bad!  At least we’re both here now.

Ingrid Bergman??  She’s one of my absolute favorite actresses!  She’s amazing!!  No, that’s not the one I was talking about, but I’m going to look it up now. 😉  The tv movie with Olivia de Havilland and Rex Harrison is the one I just heard about.