Rochellaine

@rochellaine

Yes, I’m back now. Unfortunately stuck with math though. Happy to chat 😉 By the way, I haven’t replied to your email yet but I don’t have Skype, so I wouldn’t be able to Skype you.

@rochellaine It is 12:44 here, and yes I am up late!  I have to go now, but yes I was researching.  Its so good to talk with you guys because you are really the only people in the world who understand and care about my characters and writing.  See you tomorrow!

@rochellaine @seekjustice Anyone on?  I have about fifteen minuets.

@rochellaine

I’m going to go practise my youth group talk for a bit, but I’ll be back soon!

@rochellaine, @skredder, @seekjustice, I have to get to bed now. Bye

@rochellaine…JULIE ANDREWS???? I must find it. She is my favorite actress, her voice, amazing.

This is my first time listening to it, and she just got transformed. So I guess so far it would have to be…*quick check*…Me, Who Am I?

@rochellaine, @seekjustice, have either of you listened to the Cinderella Broadway soundtrack?

@rochellaine, me? crazy? never! just don’t ask anyone who has spent two minutes in my presence…which, now that I think of it, could in a way count as you…so don’t ask yourself

@skredder, thats more than I do for anything…

@skredder, welcome, what are you working on?

@seekjustice, oh, and the traveling trio (two 20 somingthings and one 3 year old) are trying to escape to a safe haven at the end of the forest a day’s walk away

@rochellaine, I don’t either, but it was entertaining, I haven’t stopped laughing

@seekjustice, I imagine it a mixture of Mirkwood and Fangorn

@alia

I like writing about creepy forests, but I’m not sure if that’s helpful.

I think the forest depends on the mood of the story/characters. Are they frightened? Happy? Is it a forest like Mirkwood, or like Lothlorien? I could probably help a bit more with keeping it interesting if I knew that.

@ariel-ashira, I see what kind of friendship this is. As long as there are marshmallows you stick around 😉

@rochellaine, @seekjustice

any tips on how to write about a forest without it getting boring?

@alia @seekjustice @rochellaine *pops back in* *grabs the last of the roasted marshmallows* *vanishes into the night*

I might be on more later, I don’t know yet.

@rochellaine

We are not savages. Of course we have roasted marshmallows ;P

it was a fun story to write! I thought I had a copy on my computer, but I can’t find it now.

@ariel-ashira, its Christine. Alia Chrisine. bye

@jenwriter17, I like your new picture. bye

@rochellaine, well, my taking the story prompt is actually just me taking a single aspect from it. I rarely take the whole idea.

@seekjustice

and I’m back again, this time for a while. Anyone want roasted marshmallows? I think there are a few left

@jenwriter17 I love beetles!! As in, car beetles, Volkswagens. 😀

@rochellaine Actually, your prompt reminds me of a short story I wrote once, based on a Japanese myth. It was about a girl who offered herself as a sacrifice to the sea dragon instead of the emperor’s daughter.

And yes, another subplot! (I just wrote sobplot though, and that seems…[Read more]

@rochellaine @seekjustice @alia Well, I’m gonna have to go now too. Usually I can divide my attention well, but the writers’ corner is distracting me right now. 😉 I have to go work on my SE contest entry. Bye! And don’t stay up too late 😛

@silverclaw-bonnetfolly

MALAYSIA! That’s so cool! 🙂 🙂 🙂

Jen Writer has some great tips, and my only word of advice would be not to worry about the length of the thank you letter as much as the content. Personally, I think it’s better to have less (but well written) content than a bunch of stuff for the sake of just having more.