Louise Fowler

@catwing Cool! How’s it going?

@alia Goodnight (feel better tomorrow!)

@catwing What are you editing?

@alia @catwing

I’m here and I’m sorta editing.

@rochellaine

Okay, see you later 🙂

@seekjustice Haha!  I guess you do, don’t you! 😀

I’m going to go now.  I’ll probably be back tonight around the usual time.  Hope to see you then!

@rochellaine

I mean, just in one series I have Justice, Joshua, Jean, Jonas, Joseph, and Quillon’s middle name is James.

I read over the second last chapter and made some plans. Yesterday I changed the epilogue for the third time.

@seekjustice I love J names too, but I guess for now I’ll go with Marc.

Did you decide to actually edit Stars?  How’s it going?

@rochellaine

That might be a tad too many Js, but I love J names! I think Marc is good, because it’s a classic name, but the C just makes it a bit different to plain ol’ Mark.

I think Tanya Doran sounds really good!

I think Walter is such a cute name 🙂

@jenwriter17 Hello!  Aaaand…goodbye… 🙁  Hope to see you soon!

@seekjustice Haha. 😛  I like Jay, but I already have two boys in the book named Jared and Josiah, so another “j” name might seem a bit much, don’t you think?  (Although alliteration’s always awesome and amazing.)  Marc might be good. (I wrote a whole story with alliteration once…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Yep!

@rochellaine

What about, for the brother: Jay, Marc, Jason, Brandon, Corey…um, that’s all I got for now. Hey wait, I just realised that I took the brother’s names all from the 1970s page, when he wasn’t born then. Oh well 😀

The mother: Michelle, Tanya, Christy, Cindy, Natasha, Melissa.

The father: Timothy, Adam, Danny,…[Read more]

@alia Sounds great! 🙂  By the way, if you’d let me read it when you finish I’d love to, because like I said before, it’s a really cool idea!

@alia That is a really cool story idea!! Poor little kid. 🙂  I kind of think there’s a theological problem with it, though, don’t you think?  “All’s well that ends well” isn’t exactly a Biblical concept.  (Please don’t be upset.  I’m just asking, and you can write whatever story you want.  And I could be completely wrong about how this stor…[Read more]

@alia Coffee’s always good. 🙂 See you later!

@rochellaine

Reading the old notes can either be exhilarating or terrifying. I worked out why Zac is so confused about whether he is Darnay or Carton though. My notes literally say “He is like Charles Darnay and he has an evil uncle”.

Okay…let me think about it. Are you looking for more traditional names, like Sarah, John, etc? or more modern ones?

@seekjustice Oh, haha.  I’ve done that, too.  Going back through old notes/writings and just thinking, “How could I have forgotten this?!” (That happened with my Daughter of Judas book.  I forgot about it for a long time and was really excited when I reread the beginning.) 😛

Their last name is Doran.  Chara Doran, and she has a single bro…[Read more]

@alia

Welcome! How’s things in your corner of the world?

@rochellaine

It’s past seven now, so its getting warmer. Still chilly though, and its not even winter yet. Brghh.

I like that song 🙂 But no, I haven’t heard it before!

What’s their last name? (by the way, I was going through my notes yesterday and discovered that Quillon’s sister already had a name. She was called Aster, but I like Adelaide…[Read more]

@seekjustice Haha, it’s currently 81 degrees Fahrenheit here, but I remember winter well and can definitely sympathize! 😉  My favorite morning song has lyrics which you might appreciate:

“Oh it’s nice to get up in the mornin’ when the sun begins to shine
At four or five or six o’clock in the good old summertime,
But when the snow is snowin’ and…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Awesome! Currently its cold, so um huddled up in blankets in bed witha beanie on. Trying to convince myself to get up and do some editing on Stars Fill Infinity

@seekjustice Good afternoon!  Things is grand! 😀

I’m editing/writing my western, working on a short story, and waiting for my brother to edit my blog post so I can (finally) publish it.

What’s cookin’ in Australia?