Hannah

@seekjustice If you tell me what a Word War is sure.

@jess-penrose If you tell me what is Word War perhaps I shall.

@emily, @ingridrd, @jane-maree

Relatable. All of it. The worst part is when I’m trying to think of the word, and there’s like a little light that flickers in your mind and you go, “Wait… it’s coming to me!” And then it’s gone instantly!!! *pulls hair*

@dekreel that does happen to me… I should get a thesaurus.

@dragon-snapper *hides under the unmeltedable couch* *watchs chair melting and ice cream eating* Someone’s going to have a stomach ache later.

@jbb Ooh, I also love TobyMac and Hollyn! Or did I already tell you that… XD

@dragon-snapper I think it’s fettuchini, but I’m not sure – they all taste the same to me!

@JBB Welcome to the Kingdom of Pen! Oh, I like listen to TobyMac, Hollyn, and sometimes Newboys too!

Muh, ha, ha! You are a cat person! I am a catwing! Wait a second not an animal person? *cries* But the dust bunnies! *cuddles a dust bunny, who makes little squeaking sounds*

What did you think we would do throw raspberries and ice cream at you?…[Read more]

@photobloggergal Welcome to the Kingdom of Pen! The gender depends on the setting and how you want the plot to go. But for name I use Behindthename.com you can search by name meanings too. Very helpful, That’s what I did. But sometimes I changed the letters a bit. Celandine means swallow(bird). I had looked up ‘bird’ on the site, cause my…[Read more]

@aislinn-mollisong Yay! You guys figured it out! What helps me is to write a scene from their POV. I don’t really write what happens next. Just a fun scene from their POV. Sometimes I skip ahead in the plot for this scene. Like their breaking point, redemption scene, tear-jerking scene, random scene. The scene may never even show up in my story. I…[Read more]

@Catwing If I get that response from you every time I melt a chair, then excellent. 🙂

And no. Of course I’m not. Never. *shakes head*

*flies off on a chair melting, ice cream eating frenzy*

@aratrea Well, I won’t be able to do it. There is the ‘live’ factor, but I’m also extremely busy. Also, I don’t think I’m ready for others to read this half of my first draft yet. Suffice it to say *facepalm* Good luck finding guinea pigs! 😀

@mariposa I love those!! That Pixar one is pretty much making me cry. *sniffles* Good job. 🙂

@emily *cheshire cat grin* Yes, evidence.

@dragon-snapper And you’re not? *jumps away from melted chair* *sits in new chair* *scratches chair*

@mariposa Nice collages!

@dekreel that is not,

what I meant, I meant to

also say poem.

As in you can talk,

in haikus or poem,

Not like a combo.

@princessfoo You’re welcome. I’m sorry you won’t be able to enter. 🙁

@dekreel  I suffer from this disease as well. 🙂  And unfortunately, I have yet to discover a cure.

I use the thesaurus A LOT, but it doesn’t always help when you’re not entirely sure what word you’re even trying to use.  😉  I think this is something that every writer endures…and conquers at some point.  And the great thing is that when you…[Read more]

@dekreel Marinara, definitely, although alfredo is great too. Favorite noodle? Mine’s probably angel hair.

@princessfoo Okay. Sorry for doubting you. 🙂 The minimum word count is 5,000 words (if I remember correctly), and the maximum is 20,000. I’m shooting for 20,000 (’cause I’m crazy XD), and I’m still on my rough draft! So I’m doing the story for NaNo, and then hopefully I can edit the whole thing next month and sent it off within the last couple…[Read more]