Louise Fowler

@jenwriter17

By the way, have you changed it much from the first draft? I’m just wondering whether I should read the second draft you posted a few days ago. If it isn’t changed much, I’ll leave it and maybe read the next draft, but if you’ve changed it substantially, I’ll have another read.

@jenwriter17

Awesome! Your dystopian novel?

@catwing

Whoa! That’s amazing news! Well done! (And it was my pleasure. It was a really cool story to read)

@jenwriter17

I’m editing. Whatcha working on?

@valtmy

That’s the best way to write, isn’t it?

Well, I need to go now! It was nice chatting with you. I’ll probably be around tomorrow, so I might see you then!

@valtmy

Those bits are good too 🙂 I really need to get onto reading what I have left of your novel.

(wait, it is a full length novel, or a shorter work? I’m curious)

@valtmy

Yeah, like the sarcasm and annoyingness between siblings or best friends for example. Jane Austen is full of that sort of thing 😀

@valtmy Ah yeah. Those angsty ones can be really hard. I do like the bantering sorts of chapters though, those are super fun 😀

@valtmy

Awesome! I love skipping around like that (makes me feel like such a rebel 😛 )

@valtmy Hello, my friend. What are you working on?

@sarah-anson

I’m back, if you’re still around 🙂

@sarah-anson Unfortunately I can’t be on right now, but I might be around later 🙂 Happy editing!

@rochellaine

😀 bye!

@princessfoo

Awesome work! I wish you the best of luck with editing 🙂

*showers confetti and paper cranes*

@seekjustice Yes, it is.

Ohhh! 😀  You made me smile.  I’m really excited.

Got to go now, though.  Talk to you later!

@rochellaine

It really is awe inspiring to look at the stars and try to imagine how much bigger God is than the stars are!

😛

Justice’s reaction is much more violent 😉

@seekjustice Yes, that makes sense.  Oh, what you said in the last post about us thinking the universe is infinite reminded me of something funny.  We watched a documentary a while ago about the patterns God put in the stars and the guy said something like we think of ourselves as important and big, and then we see the universe, and we realize w…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I guess our finite brains will never understand the concept of Infinity or Eternity 🙂 However, I can clarify that by infinity I mean what we think of as being infinite and drawing a line between that and what actually is limitless (that being God).

Sure 🙂

@seekjustice I see what you mean.  The first definition of infinite is “limitless or endless” but the second definition is that it is impossible to measure, which implies that it could have a measurement if we only knew how, possibly.  Infinite obviously comes from the word finite which means measurable, so infinite means immeasurable, sort of l…[Read more]

@rochellaine

😀

Well, I think that’s a valid point, but without being a philosopher, theologian or linguist, I would say that there’s a difference between something being infinite and something being eternal.

People say that our universe is infinite, because its theorised that no matter how far you go you’ll never get to the end of it, but its…[Read more]

@seekjustice Cool.  I hope it turns out well.

By the way, is that the part that says “God outlasts infinity?” because I was talking to my brother about that line and he said disapproved of it because it’s theologically incorrect.  I think it’s something like infinity means infinity, and if infinity can have an end, that implies so can God, w…[Read more]