Rochellaine

@alia Ginger Rogers is most famous for her work as Fred Astaire’s leading lady, but she is also known as an amazing comedienne and dramatic actress in her own right.  Walter Pidgeon is one of the greatest male actors from the 40s and has been in lots of stuff.  His most frequent partner was Greer Garson in a lot of drama films, but he’s also w…[Read more]

@alia Don’t worry about the Lesley Ann Warren version.  I just recommended it because it’s another version and because the singing is pretty good, but I don’t really like the acting.  I’ve just been watching clips and remembered that.  If you want to see what it was like you can fine a lot of short clips of it on YouTube, but the Julie Andrews ve…[Read more]

@alia Oh, that is the one by Rodgers and Hammerstein.  I just looked it up and it says for the 2013 adaption on Broadway they wrote a whole new book and added a few songs R&H had written separately to the score.  So, it’s got a lot of the same songs, but it’s not quite the same musical.

I’m listening to it now, though, and you should listen t…[Read more]

@seekjustice Haha, I actually do like fractions. 😮

I should definitely go to bed.

Oh yes, of course.  Just let me know, and I’ll see.  I just meant that it can’t be tonight or any nighttime, so it’d have to be either morning or really late night for you, (if I got up really early in the morning,) because I can’t wake everyone up in the middle o…[Read more]

@seekjustice Hooray!  Another for my side.  Fractions forever! 😛

Did you ask your mom…I mean…mum? 😉

Cool.  Maybe we can try it out tomorrow.  When would you like your book finished?  I would assume as soon as possible, of course, but is there a deadline?

@seekjustice Plus, it would be really cool to talk to you for real… 😉

@seekjustice Ugh, math. 😛  I have a kind of random question: Do you like fractions or decimals better? 😉  I like fractions better, but most of my siblings prefer decimals.

Skype is free download, I think.  If it’s possible for you to check it out and see if it’ll work I’d love that, because it would be much easier for me to have a direct ch…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira Oh, I see you posted the first one at 1:30.  Funny it didn’t show up in my notifications until now.  Oh well, see you later!

I’m sure your family cares about your writing, especially your parents, even if they don’t necessarily say so. 🙂  But we’re glad you like us. 😛

Goodnight!

@seekjustice Are you back yet?

@ariel-ashira Fifteen minutes until one o’clock? 😉  Or…are you in mountain time?  Will it only be twelve?  Anyway, I’m here, obviously, so, hi!

What are you working on?  Still researching?

@seekjustice Okay, I might be gone when you get back, but shoot me a tag and we’ll see. 🙂

Hope it goes well!

@alia Hm, maybe we’re talking about two different ones.  I don’t remember that song from the musical.  The song when she gets transformed is “It’s Possible”.  And that one’s actually very famous.  Even my mom knows it, and she doesn’t know many Broadway songs. 😛

But you should definitely look the R&H Julie Andrews version up.  There have been…[Read more]

@alia 😛

Oh, of course!  But did you know it was originally a TV movie with Julie Andrews in the 50s?  I love her version of it!  Of course, as my brother and I said a couple of days ago, Julie could make anything sound beautiful. 😉  But Rodgers and Hammerstein were a wonderful team.

What’s your favorite song?

@alia Then it has served it’s purpose.  Every once in a while I go full out crazy in my writing and come up with something like that.  How about you? 😉

@skredder Hi!!  If I could ever finish a real short story I would be so proud of myself. 😛  I hope it all goes well for you.

@alia I have no idea what I just wrote. *covers face* *giggles*

@seekjustice You’re not savages?  What a revelation!

Haha. 😛  I’m glad you are able to know the joys of roasted marshmallows.

@alia “In the deep shadows loomed an unnecessarily large bear.  He loomed there because the best thing for bears to do is loom.  Otherwise they would not be frightening.  And it’s important for bears to be frig…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 @ariel-ashira Goodbye!

@seekjustice Interesting.  That does sound similar, though I was thinking that she was chosen specifically, and not as a volunteer.

Haha, definitely.  Your books contain many sobplots.

@alia Okay, go for it! 😀

I want roasted marshmallows.  Give me roasted marshmallows.  Now. 😛  SeekJustice do you have roas…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 You changed your profile picture again?!  Haha.  Thankfully we can’t change our faces in the same way we change online profile pictures…

…oh wait.  Plastic surgery.  Right.

😛 😛 😛

Change that to “Thankfully changing profile pictures is less expensive and less painful than plastic surgery.”

@seekjustice Cool!  Another subplot?  Like…oh, I’m not going to guess.  Just let me read it again once you finish the edits. 😉

@jenwriter17 Thank you!

@alia Well, I offered it to Ariel, but if she doesn’t want it, I’d love for you to write it! 🙂

@ariel-ashira How should I know?!  I just made the prompt.  It’s your job to come up with the…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Well, Rochellaine is a mixture of the names Jeanne Crain and Rochelle Hudson, so I guess it just means that I like those two actresses. 😛  Anisa means Joy.

@ariel-ashira Here’s the prompt I made:

So, does it interest you at all?  (I won’t be hurt if it doesn’t. 🙂  It’s all about inspiration.)

@alia Cool!  I used to make a lot…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira Don’t worry, I don’t do Pinterest either. 😛

I’m being lazy, and not really getting anything done.  I think I’ll go back to working on my western.  Poor Western!  It’s going so slowly! 🙁

@jenwriter17 Yes, I can see how your hair would be hard to do a self french braid in.  I can do them really easily in mine, but don’t very oft…[Read more]