Louise Fowler

@jenwriter17 I think we all agree that there is no real competing with Seekjustice in terms of how fast we write.

…but we can all dream. 😀

@seekjustice 😛 But Sir Patrick Stewart was bald first, and he was/is considered one of the most handsome men of his time.

@catwing She didn’t particularly do anything…it was more her brother’s fault. …[Read more]

@jenwriter17

I have a secret… for some reason Scrivener counts more things as words than Word, I’m pretty sure.

But yes, I would love another war. Pizza calls right now, but I’m sure I can eat and type. I need a handicap anyhow.

Also, do you want to do that “share the last sentence you wrote” or something like that for some fun?

@Catwing @rochellaine

@jenwriter17 @valtmy @rochellaine @catwing

Um, hello again!

My timer has gone off, though I’m not sure about Catwing’s. I got 596 for all who wanted to know.

I was also just laughing because “Prince William gave hope to thousands of bald Englishmen by losing his hair”.

@catwing What if breakfast tagged you back?  Would you invite it over for dinner?

@valtmy Hello!  Good question.  The more I think about it, the more I’m seeing that the direction may work out very well if I handle it correctly.  It just freaked me out because it makes things WAY more complicated!  But that can be a good thing, as it might add…[Read more]

@seekjustice Please forgive us for abandoning you! 😛

@jenwriter17 @catwing I’m back now.

Are we having more word wars?

Daughter of Judas just took an unexpected turn and I am quite astonished at it.  I am also trying to figure out how to turn it back onto the right path because the turn it took was decidedly in the wrong direction. 😉

@Catwing

Awesome. See you then 🙂

@valtmy

I believe it does, though I don’t really use those features a lot.

Ah, that’s why you were wondering about Android. What do you currently use? Google docs or something like that?

I’m fairly certain Scrivener can be synced into a word doc, but I much not sure how to do that.

@Catwing

Aha! Someone to word war with! You may choose however long you like 😀

@valtmy

Yes, I am still sick but I feel I’ve been miserable for long enough and must drag myself from my sickbed and start writing.

By the way, I started my NaNo novel a few days early and was writing it in Scrivener and I love it! I’m finding it quite easy to use for first drafting, easier than I expected.

@valtmy

They assure me they’re coming back…

Eventually, anyway.

@rochellaine @jenwriter17

What?? You’ve all abandoned me?

@jenwriter17 278 words.

I’ve got to go for a short bit.  See you in a while if you’re still here.

@jenwriter17

All right, I’m back. I’ll wait this war out and join when you finish 🙂

@jenwriter17 Sorry, got distracted when I noticed a new Star Trek series had been announced… 😛 So I’ve been texting my brother about that.

How about a ten minute word war?

@rochellaine @jenwriter17

I’m going to shower and then I’m coming back to try and force a few words out of my poor sick brain, so maybe when you’ve finished this war I could join you for a second?

@jenwriter17 😛

I can word war with you now if you want.

@seekjustice Oh, cool!  There’s a classic I’ve read that you haven’t read! 😛  I thought the only classics I’d read that you hadn’t were the Mark Twain books.  Usually if it’s a classic, you’ve read it and I haven’t. 😉

Yup that’s it.  I think I understood most of the poem, but you pro…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Actually,  I’ve never read Tarzan or seen the movie, so I’ve got no idea.

I read the poem and realised that I have read it before 😉 I’d just forgotten it. It was quite amusing.

Was the parody you mentioned “You are Young, Kaiser Wilhelm”? If so, I just found that in my wanderings and it was also quite amusing 😛

@jenwriter17 I think “adulting” is one of the strangest things our generation has come up with. 😛

@seekjustice I saw the Disney Jungle Book movie when I was little, which I know very well is completely different from the book.  Unfortunately I’ve not read the book yet.  I was about to once, but I forgot or something…maybe I got caught up in a…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I loved Rikki Tikki Tavi too, mostly because I wish I had a mongoose to keep the snakes away from my house.

I think I’ve read some of his war poems, but that’s about it. Mostly I just really loved The Jungle Book stories. I read the Just So stories too.

All right, I’ll go look it up 🙂

@seekjustice I haven’t read much of Rudyard Kipling.  But I absolutely loved Rikki Tikki Tavi.  I actually found him to be quite adorable…which I have a feeling wasn’t the specific purpose of his story… 😛  I’ve read a couple of Kipling’s shorter poems too, such as If. (that is by him, right?) What’s your favorite of his works?

But I don’t th…[Read more]