Louise Fowler

@kaya-young Oh, I just meant it died for a few minutes. 🙂  I was able to start it back up again after taking the battery out and putting it back in again.  But my computer has been acting up lately, so I’m planning on saving everything on a flash drive from now on so I don’t lose everything if my computer really dies!

I haven’t decided yet w…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira Those titles are amazing!  I’m sure I’d pick the book up to read the back or skim through it.

(I’d never take an idea unless it was offered me…except if I really wanted to? JK 😀 Your titles are safe.)

@kaya-young *weeps* It was coming along fine, but my computer suddenly up and died on me and I lost a couple of paragraphs.  A couple of paragraphs isn’t all that much, but it was at a part that was very boring – one of those “bridge” parts between exciting things.  So in probably half a page I can have a great time writing for a while when the e…[Read more]

@filewriterbase13x Oh, I forgot you haven’t watched the video yet! @dekreel can you please give this person the link to the milking puppies video?

The comic is based on a couple of the Kapeefer jokes, as is the rest of the KP lit on that site and if you watch the video it will make more sense.

@sleepwalkingmk

Thanks again! I like the statement too, it’s true and it’s really comforting, because in light of infinity, what are our little tiny problems? We can trust them to God because he is greater than even the stars and the moon and sun!

I had a lot of fun writing it! I’m working on the sequel at the moment which is a retelling of A…[Read more]

@sleepwalkingmk

Thanks! Basically it was trying to capture the idea that the stars are infinite, as in they will exist for as long as the universe does, but that God outlasts infinity. My book is a dystopian retelling of Les Miserables, and the title is part of a longer quote from a section of Les Mis.

…lovers hide in the evening, in the tw…

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@rochellaine

Okay! See you tomorrow! (And you too Bobert. Sleep well).

@seekjustice It’s only about half and half here.  It can also depend on the setting, whether it’s business or casual.  My dad’s the only one in the family who has a nickname. 😀

I think I’ll have to go now.  Especially since now that I have my little friend Bobert to take care of.  It’s definitely got to be past his bedtime! 🙂

See you tomorrow?

@rochellaine

*looks guilty* Sorry…

Its probably the sort of thing I’d say if I got flustered when introducing myself, which happens all the time.

Here you either introduce yourself by your nickname (Hey, I’m Steve or Phil or Tom) if you got a name like that. I usually don’t introduce myself by my nickname (Chel) but that’s what I get called…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 It’s past midnight, and you’re very tired, and so am I, but I think you forgot to give @warrenluther04 a picture prompt, so how is he going to write a sentence?  All you did was tag him…

😀 😀

@seekjustice Stop making me laugh!  You’re going to wake up my sisters!  Then how will I explain to my mom that it was really someone on the other side of the ocean who woke them up?

Actually…yes.  I’ve heard the phrase “Hey, I’m me!” a couple of times, I believe.  I will admit it’s not common practice.  But now that I think of it, prob…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Where you come from, do you introduce yourself as “Hey, I’m me!”? I should think not 😛

*quickly hides any evidence of ever talking to herself*

@seekjustice Would a self-respecting Australian call himself anything?  Where I come from talking to yourself is considered reasonable cause for being required to see a psychiatrist.

@dekreel Sorry.  You can’t expect little boys to become used to your unusual physique immediately.  I know what I’ll do!  I’ll tell him that if you’re not nice I’ll…[Read more]

@seekjustice  @rochellaine  Okay, I gotta scat. Good night! (Or afternoon)

@rochellaine  Wha?! He must be really scared then, because I

*gingerly shook Bobert’s hand*

I am being as gentle as a lamb!

*realizes she’s yelling, so she might be scaring Bobert* *sighs frustratedly*

@seekjustice  Robbit the Hobbit. X’D Actually it sounds like a frog.

“Ribbit, ribbited Robbit.”

Frog…… *lightbulb…*

@rochellaine

For starters, no self respecting Australian named Robert would actually call himself Robert. It’s either Rob or Bob, but never Robert. So there, the problem is solved.

@dekreel *hugs Bobert as he backs away from your wolfish face* He’s only a little boy, and you frightened him!  Please be gentle and sweet so he can get to know you.

@seekjustice Ribbit, Ribbit! I object to one of my favorite names sounding like the croak of a frog!  Why would they use the letter “r” if they weren’t expecting you to pronounce it?

@rochellaine

It’s a well known fact that Robert is actually pronounced “Robbit”.

@rochellaine  *smirks* *gingerly shakes Bobert’s hand*