Sam Kowal

@jenwriter17

Oh, Scrivener is awesome! I usually do my first drafts in Microsoft Word, but I find Scrivener really useful for editing and sorting things out.

@seekjustice Cool. 🙂

I’m also trying to figure out Scrivener, which I got about a week ago. It’s taking me a bit to figure it out (with the help of a tutorial), but so far it’s super duper cool! 😀

Thank you for the nanowrimo advice, by the way. I didn’t get the chance last night to thank ya 😉

@jenwriter17

I’m actually getting ready to go into town and do some shopping for my mum.

@seekjustice Okay. 🙂 watcha working on?

@jenwriter17

Life’s a bit crazy today so I may disappear without warning, but I’ll join you for a bit.

@rochellaine @seekjustice @ariel-ashira @alia @dragon-snapper @valtmy @catwing

What?…I can be on two day in a row?! O.O

Heloooo! I am working on more outlining/writing letters/getting distracted. Anyone wanna join me? (but maybe not in that last one 😉 )

@seekjustice Yes, in America voting is not required.  Our voting laws are really weird and confusing, actually.

Ah, I see.

😛

@ariel-ashira Haha. 😛

I’m actually really sleepy.  Had a long day.  So I’m going to depart now.  Talk to you all soon, hopefully!

@rochellaine  I have been what’s cooking, I think.  I have been on SE, talking to people and trying not to burn myself.   What about you?

@rochellaine

We have to sign up before we turn eighteen. At least, I did, and I’m pretty sure its mandatory to do it before eighteen. I believe in America you don’t have to vote, (is that right?) but in Australia you have to.

The safe children policies are basically to stop child abuse. And you have to do the training for everything you get i…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Goodbye! 🙁

@seekjustice I don’t believe so.  What exactly are they about?  When we’re eighteen in America we sign up to vote, and the guys have to sign up for the draft.  But you can sign up to vote when you get your driver’s license too, so I signed up when I was sixteen instead of when I turned eighteen.  And since I was born in…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Oh yes! That too 😀 It’s really annoying 😛

Child safety ones. Do you have those sort of things in America?

I don’t know if that’s true or not, but that woman is doing a bad job at it 😀

@ariel-ashira Hello!

@jenwriter17 I’ve only done it once, last year, but I’ve done the Camps four times (I think). I think the best advice is to…[Read more]

@ariel-ashira Yes, it is quite awesome. 😀 My parents and I are going to look over it together, then I hope to sign it. 🙂

@rochellaine Oh, I see. Word wars are so much fun, I’m looking forward to them too. 🙂

@seekjustice How many years have you done NaNo? Any tips for a first-timer? 😉

@ariel-ashira Hello there. 🙂 how are ya?

I have to leave now, all. See you this weekend maybe. (sorry I had to leave as soon as you came, Ariel 🙁 )

@seekjustice The biggest thing I noticed when I turned eighteen was that my parents could no longer sign me up for things.  I had to sign for myself.  And I had to carry my ID everywhere or I couldn’t get in places, since I could no longer be called a child and enter with my parents. 😉

What sort of forms are you filling out?

Haha, I’ve heard t…[Read more]

@seekjustice @rochellaine @jenwriter17 *slips in*  *tiny mouse voice* I’m here too.

@jenwriter17 Yes!  Did you sign it?  I LOVE the whole thing!

@jenwriter17 😀

@rochellaine

My sister and I are watching a movie on Alexandria and Nicholas, and Alexandria sounds strangely southern American 😀 At least, she doesn’t sound Russian. 😛

@seekjustice I know what you mean 😉

@jenwriter17

I’m extremely tired of it all. Things were much simply six weeks ago 😛

@rochellaine Oh are you doing NaNo this year? 🙂

@seekjustice Oh my yes, when I turned 18 a lot of things started happening (I had to fill out a lot of stuff too ;).