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@rochellaine

Okay, I’ll be sure to tell her that too!

Well, I’ve heard the saying before, but only in American movies. But…wait…aren’t you from the south too? *frowns again at map*

@ariel-ashira

Dog-sledding in Alaska sounds really cool!

Um.  We call them “Police men with dogs”. Okay no, it’s called the Dog Unit, or the Dog Squad, I just looked it up.

@rochellaine

Bye! (I’ll pass that advice on)

The Scarlet Pimpernel is a fun book! Nowhere near as deep as A Tale of Two Cities or anything, but it’s a light read and that’s sometimes the best thing.

@catwing I don’t know, but we don’t say that! Does it kind of mean, “that’s just the way things are”?

@catwing Completely off topic, but that is basically the weirdest saying ever. No one says that in Australia ;D

@catwing I might cause my readers less pain if they did take death escape classes. Though, I mean, they’ve had some pretty good escapes. One of my characters was executed, and then I resurrected him.

@rochellaine

My feelings on Jane Austen are not complimentary. For the amount that the guillotine features in the Scarlet Pimpernel books, people rarely ever die. In fact, I don’t think anyone dies in the first one excepting that random marquis that Marguerite accidently denounced before the start of the book. And, like…um…I can’t think of…[Read more]

@rochellaine I’ll find you all one day 😛

Nope, I put it up the other day when I was talking to you about all the things I wanted to do in America, because I realised I literally have no idea where anything in America is. So it’s up there now, and I have some sort of mental picture of all the states in relation  to one another. It’s up there…[Read more]

@catwing *gapes at catwing’s brother*. You, sir, are awesome.

@alia

Well, I think writers like @rochellaine are an endangered species and should be protected at all costs. after all, what sort of writer does not like killing characters? We should make an effort to preserve those who don’t break our hearts with every book.

Oh cool! We have those in Australia too, but we don’t call them K-9.

@alia  Well, as @rochellaine said, they usually get out of my charge when they die. And I still have another book of pain and agony for (some) of them to live through…so I don’t know how they feel about reaching the end of this book.

Rochellaine, what’s a K-9 officer? *squints at map of USA which she has put on the wall since joining KP*…[Read more]

@alia

My novel. I’m getting very close to the end and getting a bit teary.

@catwing Congratulations 😀

@rochellaine

What sort of things do you need to know? Do you know anyone who’s a police officer?

@alia Hey!

@catwing Welcome! (I’m over here feeling slightly guilty because I’m so obsessed with writing my novel that I haven’t done a blog post in way too long!)

@rochellaine

Hmm…that is awkward. I don’t like talking to people either!

@rochellaine

Not yet…not yet…But I will soon.

@rochellaine @jenwriter17 @alia

Anyone around? I’m writing!

@Rochellaine

Okay, bye 🙂

I’ll keep wrestling with it! Goodnight!

@rochellaine

that is exactly how I feel right now. There’s nothing like a plot hole to get your brain active though.

@rochellaine

Not by much though! You did really well 🙂

Not at the moment. I probably will be in a minute though, as soon as I’ve figured out a plot hole.

@rochellaine

Done! I got 428. How’d you go?