Rolena Hatfield

@anna-brie Yes I’ll be in prayer.

@emma-flournoy Awwww no, I’m so sorry to hear that. We just had a family through our church have a child go through a cancer battle. I’ll pray for your friends.

@emma-flournoy Awwww no, I’m so sorry to hear that. We just had a family through our church have a child go through a cancer battle. I’ll pray for you friends.

@writefury Rosey it is soooooooooo wonderful to have you back!!!! You’ve been missed if you couldn’t tell 🙂
(Looky even the crickets are applauding :p ) Look forward to seeing you round and about again!

@bluejay Whoa that’s a lot in one setting! 🙂 What’s your NaNo book about?

@bluejay Nice job! 2,464 is nothing to blink at.
On the NaNoWriMo page it suggest being at around 13,000 by today if you follow their schedule. The fact is that 50,000 words is a LOT of words. Just keep doing your best! NaNoWriMo is an awesome opportunity to write no matter what the word count ends up being.

Wow what a crazy topic to walk into, but I’m a fellow ENFP so I’m gonna join 🙂 @anne-of-lothlorien @sleepwalkingmk Here’s a question for you ENFPs. What’s easier for you to focus on when writing, the characters or the plot?
I tend to get so absorbed in my characters that the plot gets a bit jumbled. Plus I’m not good at outlining, I have to…[Read more]

@anne-of-lothlorien

8,500 words is nothing to be ashamed about. Keep it up! Even if you’re a little behind one day you may pump out 5,000 words and get ahead! (that’ s what usually happens to me 🙂 )

Let’s see an update of my NaNoing journey 2016. (Wahoo!)

My story is a historical fiction set in 1498. It’s to be an analogy of the verse “A…[Read more]

@anne-of-lothlorien

8,500 words is nothing to be ashamed about. Keep it up! Even if you’re a little behind one day you may pump out 5,000 words and get ahead! (that’ s what usually happens to me 🙂 )

Let’s see an update of my NaNoing journey 2016. (Wahoo!)

My story is a historical fiction set in 1498. It’s to be an analogy of the verse “A…[Read more]

Hello fellow NaNo-ers. I’ll tell you what happened. I wasn’t going to do NaNoWriMo this year. But then it was the night of the 31st and there I stood listing off the reasons I wasn’t doing NaNo and they weren’t good enough. So here I am NaNoWriMo-ing with you (or suppose to be but instead I’m telling you about it here on the forum :p)
If a…[Read more]

@sierra-r Yay you made it to the start here! 😉 Welcome!
I know you’ll enjoy interacting with us book nerds much more than stalking us. :p
And congrats on being part of the writing team! I look forward to reading more of your articles!

@emma-flournoy take a breather. We gottcha covered. 😉

@daeus

Sure! dau (the account name is Leslie)

@daeus Does the whole world who gets to read it include me? Oh yes.. umm…please?!

@bluejay How cool is that! Nicely done. I really enjoyed the film and the analogy it gives. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing!

@daeus I know I wasn’t tagged, but this very same thing happened to me a couple years ago. My sister and friend were just fine with the scene, but my mom left the room being disturbed. I was torn, cause like you I know I hadn’t done anything wrong, but had no intentions to upset my mom.
For me the best thing was to talk with my mom later asking…[Read more]

@daeus Awesomesauce! Thanks for the great critique. What you mentioned about “the round about way” is a downfall in my writing and life. Mom says I flower everything up when it can just be stated plain and simple.
All the other suggestions were very helpful thank you. I’ll be using those when I go back through and make edits.

@ingridrd Thank…[Read more]