Louise Fowler

@rochellaine @alia @valtmy

Hey, I’m still here, I just had the internet turned off and didn’t realise 😛 i think I need to go now though.

Thanks for all your congratulations!

Awesome! I love my notebooks and literally take one everywhere (though if I’m going to a function where I don’t think it would be polite to have a notebook, I take a…[Read more]

@valtmy How’s it going?

Haha. 😛

@seekjustice You still around?  We went to another place today that you should put on your “to visit” list. 😉  the International Spy museum!  It was amazing.  Really cool. 😀  Do you like stories of spies?  You like wars, so it seems like you would…

@seekjustice I could never forget that one!  You know, it’s actually the first ever writing by you that I read.  Way back when you first posted it, and I didn’t know who you were, you’d never heard of me, and I promptly forgot the author of the story and didn’t find out until recently that it was actually you. 😉

What happens to the story now t…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Origami Cranes, you remember that one?

I’ll be able to chat for a bit but I have to go into town today.

@seekjustice That’s so amazing about the competition!!!  Which story was it?

I’m here now, for a little while.  What about you?

@catwing @jenwriter17

It was called the Imagination Creation Young Writers Award and apparently there were just a bit less than 500 entries. So by no means was it a huge competition, but it wasn’t measly either. I just wanted to tell you because I honestly don’t think I would ever have got to this point without all the time and effort you amazing…[Read more]

@rochellaine @catwing @jenwriter17 @valtmy

Thank you so much!

On a brighter note, I just got a letter in the mail telling me that I’d won first place in a competition!!! As you can imagine, I’m super happy about that 😀

@alia Thanks!  Okay, I think I’ll just wait and read it on your blog.  I’m getting ready for a trip and probably won’t have much time to read it right now anyway. 🙁

@alia I’m sorry!  That’s really hard.  I’ll pray for you and her.

@seekjustice Oh, that’s not good.  California had a very bad draught a couple of years ago, and they were having the same problem. (A few other states too, but CA was the worst.)  And the government was really stupid about it and decided to give the relief water to the end…[Read more]

@alia I will definitely be praying for her. That sounds very serious.

By the way, I’ve been meaning to get on here for a while and make a prayer request. Australia has been going through a drought and its starting to get quite serious for the farmers, who’ve had to start selling off their stock. Please, please pray that God will send us a lot o…[Read more]

@alia I’m not sure if I will be, but tag me when you get here and I’ll see 😀

@rochellaine @jenwriter17 @alia @catwing Anyone around?

@valtmy Okay cool 🙂

Yep, that’s fine!

@valtmy Hello! What are you working on?

@jenwriter17

It makes a huge difference, trust me 🙂

Rest assured, I have now turned my attentions to completing Neva’s character profile. Farewell!

@jenwriter17 That’s really good! I don’t think I can take all the credit though, I had to pray A LOT over it!

Whereabouts are you up to?

I know…I want to work on it too. But reading cheap romances just seems easier, even though its a mild form of torture.

@jenwriter17 Awesome! What do you think of it compared to the first draft?

I’m wavering between working things out for the third book and reading and mentally critiquing a Christian romance novel which I’m not particularly enjoying.

@jenwriter17 yep, I look forward to seeing you then!

@alia @jenwriter17 @valtmy @catwing @rochellaine

Anyone here?

@rochellaine

I’ve listened to a radio adaption of Mansfield Park and I liked the actors but the storyline was kind of “eh”. I’ve read an abridged version of Sense and Sensibility and I’ve read part of Pride and Prejudice, but I never finished it. I think I liked Northanger Abbey because it is essentially a critique of romance novels 😉 whilst…[Read more]