Louise Fowler

@catwing Cool 🙂 Did what I said make sense?

@rochellaine That sounds somewhat annoying. Are you around now? I won’t be on tonight so I’m trying to get some writing in now.

@seekjustice Hey,  if you’re still awake, the reason I fell asleep so early yesterday was because there have been roofers working at our house yesterday and today starting at about six o’clock a.m., so the banging on the roof has been making it hard to get any sleep. 😛

Got to go now, but hopefully I’ll see you tonight!

@valtmy

😀 no its not. Its not as short and sweet as that.

Anyway, I’m disappearing now. Farewell 😉

@valtmy

Yep, pretty much 😛 Sorry 😀

I can imagine that Korean names would be confusing. My dad has a friend from Korea who has anglicized his first name but the rest of his name??? It’s completely got me. 😛

@valtmy

I would have to go and look at the document to know how to spell it! The good thing is, the other character’s names are pretty manageable. 🙂

@valtmy

In that case let me rephrase…

Congratulations to you, character-whose-name-I-wouldn’t-be-able-to-spell-without-triple-checking 😛

@valtmy

My congratulations to you, character-whose-name-I-can’t-pronounce 😛

@valtmy

I’m getting so close to the end! Which is a relief, pure and simple 😀

@valtmy

No worries 😀 I understand (except that I don’t really, but I wouldn’t share my job on the internet either 😛 )

Are you on your lunchbreak yet?

@valtmy

Hello! What’s your new job, if you don’t mind me asking?

@rochellaine

Are you still around, mein freund?

@alia

Okay, bye!

@alia

Maybe you could try looking up things like touch deprivation. I don’t think that’s exactly what you want but it could be helpful.

@alia

Ergh, that’s a pity. I’ve only heard mostly good things about it.

Sometimes the internet is super helpful and sometimes its the opposite.

And I don’t forget everything, not the important parts, but often I completely forget the subplots 🙂

@alia @rochellaine

It just means I forget books about a week after reading them. 🙂 which means maximum enjoyment in rereading. I’m not so good at forgetting people’s names though, so I will remember that something terrible happens to Ashley. 😉

@seekjustice I’m not sure whether that’s a good or a bad thing… 😛  Does that mean you just don’t remember spoilers people tell you, or does it mean you can’t discuss books after you read them…? 😛

@alia I like to write sci-fi when I don’t have to do much research. 😉  I love researching history, and everyday – or non-everyday – things, but I…[Read more]

@alia

Cool! I’ve yet to read Ender’s Game but I’v heard a lot of good things about it.

In that case, I think the situation would be quite traumatic, but they wouldn’t necessarily be isolated. Though they do lack parent and adult figures which could potentially be problematic.

@rochellaine

When it comes to spoilers in books I have the memory of a walnut and so by the time I actually get around to reading it I’ll have forgotten 🙂

@seekjustice Oh no!  If you read our conversation…wow, that contained MAJOR spoilers!! 😛  Hopefully you can still enjoy the books. 😛

@rochellaine

I hadn’t heard of the Mars Diaries before your conversation the other day but I’ll definitely have to look them up now 🙂 they aren’t in the vein of what I usually read, but every now and again its good to read something out of your comfort zone 😀