The fledgling Artist

@jenwriter17

Very cute stuff. 🙂

I thought I had a collection of funny writing quotes saved somewhere, but I can’t find it now. 🙁 Oh well, if I do find it I’ll let you know. 😉

@seekjustice

Hey there!

Studies are going well. 🙂

How have you been?  Your KP article was nice.  Did you have fun with that?

@valtmy

Things are fine.  A little rushed trying to prepare for the bar exam, but other than that, everything’s good. 😉

How about you?

@seekjustice

You still here?

@valtmy

Hey!

@alia

I think I’ve heard of the same one SeekJustice has.  I remember looking up the cast recording after hearing Laura Osnes had been in it. 🙂  But no, I haven’t heard of a new one from this year.  Is it good?

@seekjustice

Speaking of birthdays…wasn’t yours earlier this month?  I’m a little late, but I think I can still wish you a happy bir…[Read more]

@seekjustice

Are you still here?

@jenwriter17

That sounds really cool! 😀

I’ve got to go now.  Happy writing!

@jenwriter17

Ah, writing without planning. 😀  My favorite!  But yeah, it gets kind of crazy sometimes.

I’d definitely be interested in beta-reading it. 🙂 (And I hope I have time… 😛 )

What type of story is it, and what genre is it, besides retelling?

@alia

Well, those are three very fun fairy tales. 🙂

I’m attempting to research Roman and Israeli lifestyles around 35-40 AD…

@jenwriter17

I’m doing great. 🙂  Yes, I got the email notification when you tagged me earlier, but haven’t been on KP since then. 😉  Thank you!

So you’re doing a fairy tale retelling too?  Have I heard about th…[Read more]

@alia

What’s this story you’re working on?

@jenwriter17 Hi! 🙂  How are you?

@alia

Hey there!  Are you still here?

I totally see what you mean:) the rats need to have a mention in one of the other stories, Because like you said we never hear of them again *gives you a gold medal* that is a great piece of feedback. Let me tell you the story of how this book started, I always wanted to write a children’s book since I was little but when I tried, nothing worked n…[Read more]

@seekjustice

I think I’ll enjoy it too.  If I ever can get enough time to read like I used to… 😛

I’ve got to go now.  Talk to you later, and happy writing!!

@seekjustice

Yeah, it wouldn’t be so bad if you could predict it, but the unpredictability is what makes it so hard to plan things. 🙂

Well, here’s me pouring phosphorescence all over your book. 😛  I’ll be looking forward to seeing the new draft once you’re through with it.

Haha! 😛  Sequels are fun, and also a terrible pain.

By the way, I s…[Read more]

@seekjustice

Oh, wait, since you live below the equator does north mean warmer for you, and south mean colder?

Because here, north is definitely colder. 😛

@seekjustice

My fiancé came to visit once in January, (he lives up north) and it happened that we had very warm weather that weekend, and he went back home to a snowstorm.  So his only experience with Maryland winter weather was that it was perfect for outdoor activities. 😛  I’ve been telling him that it’s not usually the case… :P…[Read more]

@seekjustice

Haha, maybe we should have the wedding in Australia, so it can be in summer. 😛

Ah, too bad.  I’ll keep praying that it works out for you.

…but at least, working with dogs and writing sounds like a bunch of fun. 😛 Have you been writing anything besides articles and blog posts?

@seekjustice

Has anything else new happened with you lately besides the internship?  How have the job applications been going?

@seekjustice

We’re thinking sometime in January, but a specific date hasn’t been set yet. 🙂

It’s also complicated to plan for a winter wedding with everything still shut down, because we might not be able to rent a venue, and we can’t just have it outside like we had my brother’s this summer.  So, we’ll see what happens. 😛