Mallory O'Bier

@warrioroftherealm I looked it up in a book I have explaining bodily injuries for writers and such (Body Trauma: A Writer’s Guide to Wounds and Injuries by David Page if you’re interested in looking it up). It said that the shoulder must be replaced into the socket “before the shoulder muscles go into spasm,” since then it will be more difficult…[Read more]

@warrioroftherealm Hmm. I’m afraid I wouldn’t know that. You should try Quora.

@jackson-graham Hmm. I’m afraid I wouldn’t know that. You should try Quora.

Speaking of which, I think I’m going to end now, for anyone who was still here.

@Daeus Ooh, I’ll have to read that.

@ethryndal The bug has been going around.

@Dragon-Snapper Writers’ block?

@ethryndal Boy, I’m jealous. All I get to do is melt chairs. I did about nada. Wrote 150 words of a plan, and tried writing something, and failed in that. Ugh. *melts chairs*

@Dragon-Snapper @Winter-Rose @Graciegirl Well, I’m done for the moment. I wrote three words and bashed a good sized hole into the wall. I’m feeling pretty accomplished. 😛

@winter-rose Cool! Glad you could join.

@graciegirl Wow, a research paper on a character! That’s neat!

@winter-rose Yay!

Hehe! This is great.

@ethryndal Ah, sorry. I guess dragons don’t know everything after all.

@Dragon-Snapper Elves never get headaches. 🙂

@ethryndal Great! Don’t get a headache. 😀

@Winter-Rose this is awesome! Great work! *thumbs up* ‘Sparklefied’— love it. *grins*

@Dragon-Snapper I’m going to be rewriting and bashing my head into the wall. I’ll join. 🙂

@graciegirl @daeus @kate-flournoy @winter-rose @ethryndal
I’m going to be plotting, if anyone wants to join.

@ethryndal Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader, when Eustace was writing in his diary about his cousins.

Well, he’s not as dead as we would’ve hoped.