Louise Fowler

@mark-kamibaya  Gotcha. Well hey, film-making is technically writing, too, right? XD

And as long as I’m here I shall lay out a bunch of my favorite movies…

• Inside Out
• Finding Dory
• Home (animated film)
• The Cat Returns
• Big Hero 6
• Zootopia
• Despicable Me
• LEGO Movie
• LEGO Batman Movie
• Peanuts Movie
• Rio, and the sequel
• Kung…

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@ashlyvye Awesome! I love genres. I write science fiction. Right now, my WIP trilogy is a kind of dystopian world + some space but not very extended space – aliens (no aliens) + big government + cool technology.

So yeah. Whatever that is called. 😛

@ashlyvye  Good topic idea!

Let’s see… I don’t know what genre I write in… I have a novella that’s science-fiction/fantasy, but other than that I have a huge mix of other things 😛

@sleepwalkingmk  You mean when Rochellaine claims to have made me disappear? Here it is 🙂

@dekreel Lol yes I’m still alive. I’ve sort of drifted away from KP because of the busyness of college but also because it’s mainly a novel/short story website and I’m a film guy. However, I do check out the KP forums whenever I’ve been tagged!

@seekjustice “Normal” for my family is different than for most families. 🙂  The little kids go to bed when we tell them to, but the older kids stay up until we’re tired, as long as we get up in time to finish what school we’re supposed to do before lunch the next day.  And my schedule is even more different because I’m not homeschooled anymore, s…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I’m beginning to question how you function like a normal human being, what with all this work you do in the wee hours of the morning!

I imagine a scene like that would have played out much like a KeePeeFer gif war.

@seekjustice I’m back now too! 🙂  I skipped out for a while to get ready for bed…and to get another “wee hours of the morning” snack.

Oh, good.  Yeah, I have a first draft of my novel with a whole long scene where an antagonist and someone he’s mad at quote The Princess Bride at each other, which I put in as a joke and always planned to ta…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Hey, I’m back!

Thanks! And yes, I always keep the original drafts. 🙂

@daeus  Ooh! Those sound interesting!

Have you ever heard of or seen the movie The Insanity of God? Your post reminded me of it. I would recommend it! but I don’t think it’s out yet… It’s about a couple of missionaries spreading the Gospel in the African Muslin country of Somalia. It’s really exciting and tugs your heart. 8 out of 10.

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@warrenluther04  I post new parts every Tuesday and Saturday 🙂 Oh, and it’s Trapperton.

It’s awesome. Believe me. 😉

@seekjustice Enjoy the schoolwork!  I may go to bed, or I may still be up.  Tag me when you come back, and if I’m awake I’ll answer. 🙂

Lose oars and run over waterfall.

See you later…tonight or tomorrow!

Oh, and I’m commenting on your story, but if you do cut out the words I’m suggesting please keep the original draft, because I’m afraid t…[Read more]

@rochellaine

My computer is about to run out of battery and I have some schoolwork to do, but I should be back in an hour or so. If you want to go to bed though, by all means do.

@rochellaine

He has some very funny ones. Mulga Bill’s Bicycle is about a fellow attempting to ride a bicycle and ending up in the creek. The Geebung Polo Club is about a bush polo club and posh polo club in a tournament. He’s best known for The Man From Snowy River, though, which is a really awesome piece of Australian literature.

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@seekjustice I adore comical poems! *writes down “Banjo Patterson, poet” in random Word document*

Having things fall on you made me think first of “Ding dong!  The Witch is dead!” 😀  but I think having a house fall on you would be so rare as to not count for this discussion.

Therefore I will put forth as my accident: Wild animal s…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Banjo Patterson is a very good poet, usually his stuff is much less serious though. He tends to be more comical.

Uh…that’s unfortunate.

Improper protection when unloading a ship/truck/train. Getting whacked by something or having it fall on you.

@seekjustice Oh, I will have to read that poem…but sometime when I get my strength back.  Three strikes in one night might knock me out. 🙂

An earthquake opens up a crack in the ground and someone falls in.

Boy, am I going to have nightmares tonight! 😀

@rochellaine

Thanks! I’ve found a few places to shorten, mostly just phrases here and there, but hopefully if there’s enough it’ll cut it down a bit.

Banjo Patterson, who was an Aussie poet, wrote a poem once about a father who gets caught in a flood with his baby son. They only have one horse who will swim through the water, so the father ties…[Read more]