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@seekjustice Yes, I like Zac.  I told you I always fall for the sidekicks. 😉

Well, yes.  Still not for the first book, but I do like them in this book. 😀

Ah, well, I do dislike the prince’s too argumentative stance toward his parents.  Cinderella is much better, in that she agrees to leave him for the good of the kingdom.  So, I don’t like tha…[Read more]

@seekjustice Oh no!  Don’t go there.  The prince’s cousin is ugly. 😛  Zac is supposed to be handsome.  But yesssss…he’s really annoying, arrogant, and affected, just like Zac was at first. 😉

Well, I guess it could be one of two songs that you were listening to.  What Has Love Got to Do With Getting Married? or A Bride Finding Ball.  Which…[Read more]

@alia I’m finally here!  Is it possible that you could be still somewhere around?

@seekjustice Oh my goodness, yes!  Tell Him Anything is a heartbreaking song!

@seekjustice We don’t have either of the Princess and the Goblins books, but I’ve read the synopses of them online.  I actually watched the Shirley Temple show version of the Princess and the Goblins and loved it.  It’s really funny.  It’s not quite like the book, but it’s really very good.  The books by him I’ve read are more mature fantasy boo…[Read more]

@seekjustice I think I researched the Seven Sleepers myth once, too, but not extensively. 🙂  It’s been a while since I read those books.   But…they really don’t have anything to do with the myth except the name, right?

I was literally trembling the whole way through the Cooper Kids The Door in the Dragon’s Throat when I read it probably fiv…[Read more]

@seekjustice Dunno.  Never been to mission conferences. 😛  They’re probably similar, but I really have no idea.

Well, I really loved the Chuck Black Kingdom series when I read it a few years ago, and I also loved the Gilbert Morris Seven Sleepers series, even though the latter has a lot of plothole or timeline confusions between the different b…[Read more]

@seekjustice Oh, too bad.  But I was mostly wanting to know because homeschool conferences are often not like normal conferences, so I was wondering if you knew the difference. 🙂

Yes, I’ve heard of it, but it’s not something I’d be interested in since it’s all about fantasy and probably will have a lot of magic and sorcery discussions going on…[Read more]

@seekjustice It went okay. 🙂  We saw a lot of old friends, so that was nice.  We’re going again tomorrow for the second day of it.  Do you ever go to homeschool conferences?

Oh, in answer to your earlier question, once my dad had a business awards meeting in Bermuda, so he took all of us there.  That was amazing!!! 😀

So you have a lot of thin…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Okay, goodbye!  Nice seeing you if only for a few minutes!

@seekjustice Have you had a chance yet to look over that little piece I gave you yesterday?

@jenwriter17 It was supposed to be five minutes, right?  Or did I misunderstand you?

@jenwriter17 I wrote 173 words.  How about you?

@jenwriter17 Yes! Just give the word to start. 🙂  I’m standing by.

@epicaddie2 Oo, I like your blog! I especially enjoyed the pictures you posted on March 19th. They’re very professional looking and pretty.

@alia It’s a question I ask myself every day.

@ariel-ashira 😀 😀 That’s awesome. 😛 *won’t melt your chair today*

@seekjustice Why don’t you come visit us in America?  It’d be fun! 😀 (Have you ever traveled out of the country?  I have, once.)

Yeah, your characters are so mixed up. 😛

@jess-penrose Thank you!  She’s hungry, so a pizza will be helpful.  Character arcs, yes! 😀

Sorry, but I’m going to go to bed now.  It’s really late! 😉  I’m going to be up…[Read more]

Hey, for all of you people who read this topic, such as Ariel and Alia and probably others I don’t know about. 😛  I agree with Jess about disclaimers, so I’m putting in a disclaimer here.

You see, as I said earlier, the fact that I deleted it makes it sound worse than it really was, so to assure you that I didn’t have a weird or horrible…[Read more]

@seekjustice Oh yes!  Now I remember I was laughing with my sister the other day over the fact that Quillon says “Gracious goodness, it hurts!” when he gets shot.  We were laughing because that’s my sister’s particular exclamation, and I always tell her she says it backwards, since most people say “goodness gracious.”  So I do remember from the la…[Read more]

@jess-penrose

Research on these topics has been ethical

Haha.  Disclaimers are always necessary, aren’t they? 😛

Okay, thanks.  That’s good to know.  But now I have a dilemma.  Can I convince myself that it’s really okay if one of my characters is starved, or will I be too softhearted?  That’s nearly as bad as killing them!

@seekjustice Afte…[Read more]

@seekjustice Quillon would not cope? 😀 😀  I would think it would be Justice, since he’s more peevish when things go wrong.  I’d picture Quillon as the guy who pretends everything’s fine.  But I guess you’re right, different things affect different people different ways. (Goodness! Three uses of the word “different” one after another.  The…[Read more]