Louise Fowler

@jenwriter17  I’d imagine somewhere in the tween-early teen age, since that’s how old the MCs are, but I don’t know for sure

@sam-kowal  @valtmy  Thank you both so much! It helps a lot 😀

@rochellaine I’ve never heard of Carousel, no, but I’m always open to new musicals, so I’ll give it a listen. I’ve just downloading the script on Gutenberg and I’ll read it, then proceed with the musical/movie. It’ll probably be a while before I get to writing a post on it (I’ll have to read it, watch it and then listen to a it a couple of times…[Read more]

@seekjustice And here’s a link to the Wikipedia article on the musical.

@seekjustice Have you heard of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carousel?  It was a stage musical, later made into a movie.  It was based on a play, rather than a book, but I read the play like a book on Gutenberg, so it could count if you’re not too much of a literalist?

It actually has a kind of weird, fantastical plot, which upon reading th…[Read more]

Whoops! @aislinn-mollisong see above!

@aislinn-mollinsong I definitely know what you mean! Was Robert E Lee like a Confederate general or something? I’m not sure, my American history is super bad.

@rochellaine Well, this week I’m doing Anastasia, the musical/movie versus the real story, actually, cause I thought that would be interesting! I was going to do the Hunchback of notre…[Read more]

@seekjustice I’m not here… 😀  (It’s still Sunday where I live, so I’m not working) But I just wanted to ask you a question:

I’ve been jumping over to your blog once in a while to look for updates and I really like the new series you have going: Book vs. Movie vs. Musical.  But I was wondering if you’ve picked out all your subjects yet?  How ma…[Read more]

@supermonkey42 WOW!  That is so cool.  And funny. 😀  Third time’s the charm, huh?  And the right to blankets without holes should definitely be Constitutional.  😀 😀

I really liked the unconventionality of the way you skipped the end of the last line of the first stanza and went into a separate ramble.  It made it very interesting.

@aislinn-mollisong I’m procrastinating editing!

@jenwriter17 @rochellaine @clairec @jane-maree Anyone writing? I’m here…editing…

@skredder  I’m going to sign off, too. Good luck on your project!

@christianna-hellwig, You have a beautiful range! And yeah, sopranos… we might be a little biased, but it’s so much fun! 😉

I recently did the Rogers and Hammerstein musical ‘Cinderella’, and really loved it. About 200 people auditioned and the cast had 80 in the end which is pretty big for a musical! I auditioned for the role of Cinderella,…[Read more]

@winter-rose  Byeee!

@skredder  Ahh. Forgive me for my ignorance *scratches head*

@ashlyvye  OH! I never explained it to you, did I? *bangs head on table*

KPA stands for KeePer adventure. It is, as you can see, a story about all the awesome beings on Kingdom Pen. So by “being in the KPA,” you are a character X)

@skredder  Interesting! Do you take a business class?

Ahhhh! Heheh XD

@winter-rose  That’s funny! Hm… I seriously need to read LOTR…… *glances at bookshelf*

@ashlyvye  Just because I like you and I thought you might like reading this…… 😉 (Mostly cuz I like you XD )

Hmmmm! Do you want to be in the KPA sometime?

@winter-rose  *gulps Gatorade* 😉

BTW I’ve been meaning to ask you: Why do you and Snapper (and maybe Ethryndal, too) call each other LOTR names? XD

@skredder  Yep. I want it finished before Easter so I can post the last part, the finale on Easter

What reasons may that be…?

You can do it! YESS! What is the project about? Or am I being too snoopy? If so you don’t have to answer it

@winter-rose  Yeah, yeah *gazes off*

@skredder  Ouch. Ahh, school essays…

Well, now I’m back at the KPA. Seeing if I can finish the entire thing by March. It’s a marathon