Ruth

@the_lost-journal

Sounds interesting! What kind of virus has taken over the world?

How is PICAFE connected to TKOK?

@the_lost-journal

Lollll😂

Two strangers decide to go to couples counseling and see how long it takes the counselor to realize they don’t even know each other.

Oh, very interesting!

@the_lost-journal

Oh, cool!

my next question was going to be what those letters stood for lol so that’s a double answer! Lolol cool cool though.

@the_lost-journal

Oh nice, a topic for your WIPs! *subscribes*

Which one of your works is Carrot Cake from?

@savannah_grace2009

*exhale* 

Snap doodle.

Just finished reading through all your chapters… man, I dont even know what to say…

Must read moreeeeee. WRITE WRITE WRITE!

Eloy is my favorite… Aubrielle is probably second. And, since he hasn’t done anything yet that I can see, Cassian is also a fav.

Liviaaaa, you be lusting, girlie…c…[Read more]

@savannah_grace2009

Okay, well, I am reading! *Shoves all the motivation your way* I will give you some comments and some in-depth thoughts! Hopefully these are what you’re looking for.

Comments (as I’m going through) –

– Characters are very easy to picture, and not very easy to forget. XD So you’re good in that area.

– Prose flows smoothly…[Read more]

@keilah-h

It’s in the update on her profile. 🙃

@ellette-giselle

but i prefer this method

As someone who does Jiujitsu, that meme made my day, lol

@theducktator

LOL

@loopylin

Hey! Another 21 pilots fan! I would say they are my favorite band

You know you’re a writer when you come back from camp thinking about all the people you met and what parts of them are going in a book. I can finally picture one of my character’s hair now!

@ellette-giselle sounded like it!

I recognized “ace” from an Australian book series about dogs; the main dog character calls his mate that once or twice when he’s talking about her, implying that she’s the very best. It stands to reason that’d be a British thing too, and it certainly sounds like somethin that’d come out of the WWI time period.

@keilah-h

what?!? google is dumb. lololololol.

That’s OLD British slang. (came about in WWI)

It means “awesome.”

@the_lost-journal

I knew you would say that 😂

What can I say? You know me.

There should be more people named CARROT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe look up words meaning carrot in various languages, that might work.

Where exactly is the link again? I seem to remember it was on an external document or something rather than being posted directly on KP.

@ellette-giselle haha!!

Not as familiar with that one, and google search brought up nothing, but I’m guessing it means that’s good.

@savannah_grace2009 yay!