Rochellaine

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Thanks for your suggestions! You guys have given me much to think about. It will take some time for me to process everything so perhaps I should go into detail about the different issues I am encountering. This may help me think this through more clearly and come to a…[Read more]

@rochellaine Aha! It’s Diana Barry from Anne of Green Gables!

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Haha, 😀 Thank you *bows epicly*

I will do my best 😀

@rochellaine  I love that!! Let’s see…

I like Wilbur, Mick, Nick, Dilbert, Gilbert, Ollie, Oliver, Lester… or anything that everyone else suggested 🙂

@rochellaine I LOVE IT!! that is a great story! These are a few ideas I have for a name: Chip, Isaac, Finn, and Oliver.

@jenwriter17  AUGH! Missed you!

I’m writing! Working on the KPA again 🙂

@seekjustice  @rochellaine  @jane-maree  @winter-rose  @who-knows…

@rochellaine aw, okay. no prob 🙂

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Haha, I’m currently telling my little brother a story about a good robber named Smith (who steals parts of walls, but not whole walls, because that would make him a bad robber) and a baby elephant and a heffalump. He just feeds details and I make up some crazy story to go with them. 😀 It’s exasperating but fairly fun.

@rochellaine

Aha! I did not see that, I’ll go check it out. To be fair, they weren’t introduced solely for the purpose of dying! Well….no, no they weren’t! They did not die in vain.

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“Come to my side, Chessy, and let us explain and understand each other.”

“I will never again come to your side: I am torn away now, and cannot…[Read more]

@rochellaine Nope, not Disney, @jenwriter17 got it though! It’s from Andy Griffith. 🙂

@rochellaine Just read your story. Love it! I don’t like blueberries (and I haven’t had any in years) but reading this made me want to try them again. 🙂

Maybe the MC’s name could start with a B, since that’s the first letter in ‘blueberries.’ Ben? Billy? Because it’s a children’s book, it should be something little kiddos can easily pronounce.

@dekreel @seekjustice @rochellaine @skredder I’m outlining my dystopian novel. Anyone wanna join me?

@rochellaine ooh when you said ‘Captain’ I thought you were gonna guess it!

oops, sorry, forgot to guess yours…………..hmm, I know I’ve heard it before, but I don’t know what it’s from.

@rochellaine thanks for the handkerchief. I feel bad for the characters too. *dabs eyes* I can’t wait for the sequel though.

@seekjustice lol, that author-character conversation was funny!

@rochellaine Lol!:)

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I don’t know what being a red-shirt in Star Trek means, but it doesn’t sound promising.

I feel that if I promised Chessy that I would never again kill anyone that she loved the conversation would proceed something like Jane Eyre’s conversation with Mr Rochester:

“Do you doubt me, Chessy?”

“Entirely.”

“You have no faith in…[Read more]

@rochellaine

That was a super sweet story and I liked the moral: You can do anything you want, as long as you are willing to lick envelopes”.

Some possible names:

Caleb–means faithful and that seems a pretty good sum up of his character.

I feel that a quaint simple sort of name fits him and the story well, something like Edward, Peter, John,…[Read more]

@kaya-young Is that from a show? Andy Griffith show maybe?

@rochellaine Okay, here goes….

“There’s only one God, ma’am. And I don’t think he dresses like that.” Or something like that.

tagging more people who might wanna play @Jane-maree @mariposa @aratrea @daeus

@rochellaine Oh my goodness I literally did that just yesterday when I was reading A Time to Die, by Nadine Brandes. When the MC sighed, I sighed. When she grinned, I grinned. I hope no one was watching me, lol.

Lol, I didn’t do that very much, but once in a while when I had a super good book.