Louise Fowler

@alia If you call 1:30 a.m. early… 😉

@ariel-ashira I think my favorite song from SBfSB would have to be Bless Yore Beautiful Hide.  However, close behind it are Wonderful, Wonderful Day and Sobbin’ Women. 😛  Don’t Howard Keel and Jane Powell have amazing singing voices?

*puts hands over ears*  No, no, no!  Don’t make me kill my cha…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira Haha! 🙂  I do go to bed early sometimes.

Of course I like Seven Brides for Seven Brothers!  @sleepwalkingmk Looks like we’ve got another fan.  Ariel, who’s your favorite character?

Haha, of course.  No, actually, I’m afraid killing characters is possibly heartless. (Forgive me, @seekjustice 😛 ) But I was completely joking in my p…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Goodnight!

@daughteroftheking

Whatcha plotting?

@seekjustice Hooray!

@daughteroftheking Plot away!  But unfortunately, I’m going to say goodnight now.

See you tomorrow, I hope!

@daughteroftheking

Welcome!

@rochellaine

I’m onto the epilogue now!

@daughteroftheking Hello, hello, hello!!!!  I haven’t seen you here in a long time!  How’s it going?

@seekjustice Okay, thank you! 🙂

How’s the writing going?

@jenwriter17 Welcome back!

Here’s the link to the correct playlist of songs, they’re all in the right order and that’s the version that I like best. Michael Crawford has the best laugh out of all the phantoms, in my personal and biased opinion.

Ah yes, that’s what my sister and I do too. Except, it doesn’t really need to be at night. Any time of…[Read more]

@seekjustice No, I haven’t. I probably should, but since the songs are in the wrong order in the playlist I keep getting mixed up about what’s happening.  I can’t even listen to the songs as they’re listed on Wikipedia because they don’t have all the same songs in the playlist. 🙁  But okay, I’ll listen to a few more now.  After I look up Mi…[Read more]

@rochellaine

By the way, have you listened to all the Tale of Two Cities musical?

I love Michael Crawford’s laugh at the end of the Phantom Act 1. Its so evil and yet kind of funny at the same time.

But it wasn’t just that we thought it was funny, we were like pretty much losing it.

@alia You gave your secret away?  Be prepared for circular reasoning at random times in the future. 😀

@seekjustice My sister and I actually sort of “collect” laughs.  We like Howard Keel’s laugh during his song Bless Yore Beautiful Hide in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, we like Robert Goulet’s laugh, but the most contagious laugh I’ve ever h…[Read more]

@alia

Awesome, I can’t wait!

@Rochellaine

I think, that yeah, maturity has a lot to do with it and I don’t know any seventeen year olds that would be mature enough to get married.

I also can’t fathom wanting to get married at all, let alone when you’re seventeen and so mature that you burst into giggles every time you hear Sydney Carton’s girlish laugh. That was most…[Read more]

@seekjustice It all depends on your perspective.  During the 1700s and 1800s getting married at fifteen was normal.  When my grandmother was in high school in the 60s she had several girl friends who were getting married right out of high school, which would have been when they were seventeen, nearing eighteen.

It’s only recently that people h…[Read more]

@alia Yes, I was meaning that people say China will be sending the most missionaries out to other countries.  Chinese people witnessing for Christ in other places like Africa or, you know, just other countries besides China.  That’s what I’ve heard.

It’s really cool that relations with North Korea are progressing, isn’t it?

@ariel-ashira Com…[Read more]

@alia Well, @ariel-ashira and I are both prodding you 😀

@rochellaine

That’s pretty cool. I’ve thought about going to work in a ministry like that, as its something I feel passionately about.

Whoa. Getting married at seventeen is pretty serious. And yes, that went off topic fast 🙂 I think my friend got married when she was nineteen and I thought that was pretty young.

@seekjustice Yes, I guess not.  We also used to live next to a family who ran a ministry home for young girls.  So I had exposure to that from a very young age.

Besides that I actually know a Christian homeschooled girl whose brother married a seventeen-year-old girl. 😀  Something funny about that was that he met her during ballroom dancing cl…[Read more]

@rochellaine

If I was in the right social sphere people probably wouldn’t even blink. Sapphire is not based on my personal experience but I’ve known plenty of girls like her.

@seekjustice

It’s a good excuse to get out a social situation you never wanted to be in though. “Excuse me, I must go. My child is calling.”

Except that you’re only seventeen… 😀

@jenwriter17 Hello!  My novel is also calling me, and I’m trying to ignore it and write a long-overdue blog post, but since I have no idea what to write for the post a…[Read more]