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@jenwriter17 “Course of,” as my little sister used to say. 😉

What about you?  That robot girl?

@ariel-ashira My favorite example of what someone did when seeing someone unexpectedly is the Biblical story of when Peter and Rhoda.  Remember, when Peter knocked on the door after being released from prison and she came to answer the door, she heard him speak and recognized his voice, but she was so excited she forgot to open the door! 😀  So h…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira @jenwriter17 @alia @skredder I’m on here early today.  Is anyone available to join me in writing?

@mark-kamibaya *trips over self in excitement about those picture thingies* These are great!!! Thank you for sharing!

@bethanysinkyroses Ah, plotting, my sticking point for every story. 😉 This link is a list of key scenes in any plot. It helps me tremendously to go through the list and come up with ideas for what each scene will be in my story.…[Read more]

@alia I’m actually not going to be back for another fifteen minutes to half an hour.  So, I’ll tag you when I get back to see if you’re still here.  Bye!

@alia Okay, but first I’ve got to go for a few minutes.  I’ll let you know when I get back.

@jenwriter17 At least it was actually for the story, and not something like “How to do my hair in a 1960s beehive.” 😀  I did need to know what trauma centers were called in other parts of the country, since I only know about the University of Maryland one.  But you’re right.  I should know better than to google anything during a word war.

@alia Well…since @jenwriter17 doesn’t want me to give away spoilers, I can’t really defend myself at this point. 😉  I do attempt to stress my characters out quite often, though I prefer writing lighter stories to the heavy dystopian/fantasy stuff that most of the people here write.  Have you seen any of my western?

@jenwriter17 Whoa!  I was sure I was going to lose because partway through I forgot I was in a word war and decided to google “hospital trauma centers!” 😛  When I realized what I had done I was horrified.

But, I ended up getting either 219 or 227. (I can’t quite remember which sentence I started with.)

@alia     …

What about the second draft? 😉

@jenwriter17 Well, since Alia’s back, how about we do ten minutes with her? 😀

@alia Them?!  I said I was considering killing one of my characters.  I will never come to your “side of things” as you call it when you speak in such ruthless and careless terms of my beloved characters lives.  So there.

@jenwriter17 Great, a word war!  How long this time?

@alia @jenwriter17 I am considering grabbing my characters and running for their lives.

@jenwriter17 @alia I DIDN’T give away a spoiler!  I just said he’d been found.  I didn’t say he was rescued.  How do you know if he’s okay or not?  Maybe he was dead when they found him!

@alia What a cut!  😛 I guess that’s a reasonable reputation, though.  I couldn’t kill Uncle Bill.  But I’m planning on getting my courage up to kill at least so…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 @alia @ariel-ashira @skredder @seekjustice I have an announcement to make!  Uncle Bill has been found!!!  Congratulate him, since he’s been waiting for this moment for a long time. 😀 😀 😀

You know you’re a writer when the very presence of book is inspiring.

@catwing Meant to say that I really enjoyed that last installment. 😛 I like how you portrayed me as that overly-protective, bad-cop type of dragon.

Because that’s what I am. 😉 😀 Awesome.

@alia Well I’m here finally.  Are you still here, or are you gone?  🙂

@alia I’ll probably be here in about half an hour, if you’ll be here then.

@jenwriter17 Hahaha!  Hooray!!! 😀

I accept your challenge for a rematch.  We shall meet again.

Okay, goodbye!  See you later.

@skredder @that_writer_girl_99 are you still here?

@jenwriter17 333 words. 🙂  I bet you beat me again.