Louise Fowler

@rochellaine

Poor Bathshua. She doesn’t deserve any of the things you throw at her (ah, look at me. Such a hypocrite!)

I’m currently reading over a really long and old character sheet I filled out for a character so completely perfect that I cringe now. I’m supposed to be taking the questions and filling out the sheet for another character…[Read more]

@seekjustice

Bathshua is doing okay, the darling.  I got some good planning in over the past couple of days, and now have a clearer picture of how to get her where she needs to be.  But in order for that to happen she’s going to have to go through a lot. 🙁

Right now I’m working on a secret writing project, but I’ll get back to Daughter of J…[Read more]

@rochellaine

It’s two o’clock, so I guess it is afternoon. And yep, I’m free for a bit. How are you? How’s Bathshua going?

@seekjustice I see. 🙂

Ah yes, I remember. 😀

Are you on now, or still celebrating your birthday?  (It’s technically “afternoon” for you, right?  But you didn’t say you would be on, only that you’d possibly be on.)

@catwing Thanks 😀

@rochellaine

I think I ended up watching all of it, but over several weeks and not in chronological order 😛 I know, we’ve discussed Dirk Bogarde before 🙂

Yep, I look forward to watching it properly.

@seekjustice Wow, that’s cool!!  You’ve seen a bit of it on YouTube, right? (I think you said you skipped to the end.)  The guy who plays Sydney Carton (Dirk Bogarde) is one of my favorite actors.

So you have it on DVD now?

@rochellaine

Thank you! I am indeed. And guess what? My mum managed to track down a copy of the 1958 version of A Tale of Two Cities, which I hadn’t been able to find anywhere. I was pretty excited about that.

@seekjustice It’s your birthday?!!  Happy birthday!!!!  You’re turning eighteen, right?

@rochellaine Sorry for my late response! It’s my birthday today, so I probably won’t be around 😀 I might find some time this afternoon though.

@seekjustice @jenwriter17 @valtmy @alia @dekreel Anyone around?

@jenwriter17 Awesome! I look forward to seeing what you have to say!

@jenwriter17

If you’ve made comments on the actual doc, then yes please put your name on it and send it back. If you haven’t made comments, on it then you don’t need to send it back 🙂 Yep, definitely! I’ll be looking forward to it 😀

I’m attempting to get some work done, anyone want to join me?

@ariel-ashira @rochellaine @alia @valtmy @jenwriter17 @dekreel

@rochellaine

😀

Goodnight!

@seekjustice

Yeah, it’s bad.  People go crazy sometimes. 🙁

Cool.  Well, I’m going to sign out now.  Goodnight!

@rochellaine

Yeah, they’ve got special laws in place now, because shops were selling things super cheaply (think 90% off sorta things) and people were actually getting crushed and killed.

That’s just…bad.

Nope, this is an attempt at writing a historical/fantasy sort of thing.

I am planning a contemporary short story/novella though, for a competition.

@seekjustice It sounds like your Boxing Day is pretty similar to Black Friday. 😛  I have actually never been out on Black Friday, so I don’t personally know what it’s like, but I’ve heard lots of stories… 😉

Ah, is this your “contemporary genre” book?

I’m still muddling through Daughter of Judas, and groaning because the research is going horribly.

@rochellaine

Maybe we’re just less excited about sales? We tend to have sales at Valentines, Australia Day, Easter, Christmas and Boxing Day (otherwise known as the sale in which people literally die).

Though I’ve heard about Black Friday and that doesn’t sound like a walk in the park either.

I gave up on that. Instead I’m working on rewriting…[Read more]

@seekjustice I see. 🙂  Actually, the stores here have sales every chance they get.  Labor day, Memorial Day, Easter, Valentine’s Day…if it’s a holiday, there’s a sale, and if there’s not a holiday for a long time, make up a reason for a sale. 😛  But of course, there are some specific sale times like right after Christmas and on Black Fr…[Read more]