Louise Fowler

@rochellaine

I dread the day bugs start flying without wings…

I have seen some of the episodes, but many years ago. What have they done to tick you off now? 😛

@catwing Haha 😛

I’m getting distracted because my siblings are listening to Brad Stine upstairs.  Have you heard of him?

@ariel-ashira Hi!  Oh, you read it too?  Which one was your favorite?

@catwing 😛 Yes, that one is funny.  And rather sad, when you think of how many people he/she possibly taught to “write like a graduate college” 😉

How’s it going?

@seekjustice 😛

I think my favorite is “Bugs flying around with wings are flying bugs.”  I mean, how would we have ever guessed? 😀

Oh, oh!  That’s hilarious. 😛

On a completely different note, you’ve seen some of the Little House on the Prairie tv show, haven’t you?  (The one I detest and despise and rant about at any given chance? 😛 )

@rochellaine

Starvation can lead to health hazards??? Who knew?

I can’t remember exactly how it went, but I once read aloud to my family an article on the Wright brothers which stated something like: “they lived together they’re whole lives but never married”.  And I stopped after that sentence to say “thank goodness, as I’m pretty sure that’s…[Read more]

@seekjustice

Where are you reading these things? In actual published books?

Oh thank goodness, no!  (Though sometimes I can’t believe what I do read in actual published books.  Some people just really don’t know what editing is… 😛 )

People online, however, you can give a little bit more leeway to. 😉 If you search for misused words, or funny m…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Oh goodness, that made me laugh so much 😛

Where are you reading these things? In actual published books?

@seekjustice Remember the “disemboweled” voice?  Well, I found another of its kind.  I suppose this person intended to describe “toxic water,” but they unfortunately (or fortunately, if you’re looking at it comically) wrote “intoxicated water” instead. 😀

Picture in your mind intoxicated water…

…nope, can’t do it.  That’s too far a st…[Read more]

@rochellaine

All righty then 🙂

@seekjustice All right, well, goodnight for now.  If I’m able to be here tomorrow morning I’ll let you know, and we’ll see then. 🙂

@rochellaine

I might be on for a little bit, but I’ll have to see 😀

@seekjustice Hi! I don’t think I’ll be able to stay up and chat tonight.  Will you be able to be on tonight (for you)?  I guess around 9:00/10:00 p.m.?  That would be 7/8 for me.

@rochellaine

I’m here again, if you’re around. 🙂

@seekjustice I got called away to do family worship, and you’re probably not here anymore.  But tag me when you get to the library if you like, and I might still be up.  Or if not, I think I’m getting up early tomorrow, so I might be able to chat or word war then, which will be this evening for you.

@rochellaine

Hello, yes, I am here. I will have to go into town soonish, but I’ll end up at the library sooner or later and then I’ll be on again.

@seekjustice @valtmy @catwing @dekreel @jenwriter17 Anyone around today?

I’m going to (try to) write a bit. Care to join me?

@seekjustice  @rochellaine  @catwing  @valtmy  @warrenluther04  @xonos-darkgrate  @who-knows-who

@valtmy

Farewell 😀

@valtmy

I just read the descriptions to my brother, who is a bit of a tea connoisseur, and he enjoyed them too 😀 Truly, Australian tea is boring.

I have no idea what that last one is even trying to say. Whoever wrote that certainly has no qualms about using adverbs.

Also, I’m just imagining you sitting there, surrounded by boxes of tea, typing…[Read more]

@valtmy

Australians obviously have much less interesting tea descriptions:

Our tea artisans masterfully select and craft Madura teas to achieve consistency, cup after cup, resulting in a superior taste, time after time. 

How boring is that?

But seriously, if you just rewrote that first description a little, it sounds like a really bad romance…[Read more]