SeekJustice

Hi all. This seems like such a pitiful prayer request and I hate to bother y’all.

My family organizes an art competition every year, and every year I play the background music on the piano. Guys, I get SO NERVOUS ABOUT THESE THINGS! I am such an introvert and I hate performing of any kind. I remember one year being so nervous that I felt like I…[Read more]

@kaymart Oh are you saying you’re wanting one of us to write one of your ideas?

I’ll tag some more people so they know about this @dragon-snapper @dekreel @kaya-young @seekjustice @ingridrd @warrenluther04

@warrenluther04 I just realized that I forgot to comment on your last installment!  And after asking you to tag me and everything! *embarrassed face* Oh well, I’ll say that both of them are great. 😉

And I got to work with @seekjustice !!! Hooray!  I don’t know if most people realize how much Seekjustice and I talk since it’s usually really l…[Read more]

Whoops I missed you @seekjustice thanks for the prayers!

@seekjustice Oh, goodness! 😀  Haha!  Looking at the calendar here I see it’s the 30th, but now I realize that’s because it’s past midnight.  So today was really Thursday, and tomorrow will be Good Friday, as you say.

Okay, see you later!

@seekjustice *copies list into a Word document* 😀  Yup, I’m almost halfway through A Little Bush Maid.  It’s very similar to a lot of American books from the same period, and very good.

Hm, okay.  My favorite American poet is Edgar A. Guest.  He writes in a very down-to-earth style, sort of like Banjo Patterson, I guess, but American, if you…[Read more]

@seekjustice I’m sorry, but just as you’ve next to no knowledge of American history, I’d never heard of your Eureka flag. 😀  I just looked it up, so I see what it is now.  Looks like we’ll have to trade histories!  Do you have any books or movies you would recommend  that would give a good picture of your history?

I find it funny that Ken Ham…[Read more]

@seekjustice Oh, interesting! 😀  Yes, I think I did recognize the similarities when I read your book, but I brushed it off as the simple truth that there aren’t that many different ways you can design a flag, so a lot of flags just happen to be similar.  That’s really cool, though!

I’ve found a whole lot of books I’d forgotten I had.<…

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@seekjustice Well, I’ll try to keep this short…the Civil War started because the Southern states felt the government was becoming too powerful, since the Constitution has a clause which says something like “all other powers are reserved to the States” so the South thought the government was making too many extra laws.  One of those laws was…[Read more]

@seekjustice I’ve actually never read The Red Badge of Courage. 😮 😀  That’s partially because I prefer lighter reads to the classics, (you’re much braver than I on that score, 😉 ) and partially because I’m a Southerner.  Did you know that there are still people on both sides in America?  There are a lot of people who still believe the Conf…[Read more]

@seekjustice Yeah, since that uses magic to teach a good lesson, that of compassion, it’s using magic to exemplify a good purpose.  And I couldn’t agree with that, so I’ll just stay away from it and read your other stuff. 🙂

My absolute favorite wartime poem is All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight from the American Civil War.  Have you ever read…[Read more]

@seekjustice Sorry I dropped out for a while.  I had to try on a dress one of my sisters is sewing for me to wear on Easter. 🙂

Ah, I don’t mind magic as long as it’s portrayed as bad.  There’s magic in the Bible used by the evil people. I just don’t like it when the good guys use it.

Nope, military strategy details are not for me. 😉  I skip th…[Read more]

@seekjustice I Love, love LOVE WWI! 😀  Oh, there’s magic in the B&B one?  🙁 too bad.  Yes, I probably wouldn’t want to read it then.  But oh, I spent a very extensive period of time studying the years surrounding WWI!  Not learning about the war itself, but more of the homefront type of things: slang, fashion, music, mannerisms, and a whole bunc…[Read more]

@seekjustice The Beauty and the Beast one?

Oh yes.  Getting to the ending is always exciting! 😀  Congratulations!

Am I going to get to read it once it’s done? 😉

BTW I watched the first half hour of ATOTC.  It’s great so far!

@seekjustice Yup, yup, yup!  I’m around!  I just finished a poem for the comic poem topic, and am now about to continue my western.

What are you working on?

@warrenluther04  Where… is it?

Hang on — I got your back! 😉

ATTENTION: THIS IS WARREN’S NEXT PART.

A Dog in the Kingdom of Pen
Part 4: The Raspberry King

Warren, Catwing, and Riddlewit turned to see a tall girl with long, caramel hair and stormy grey eyes. She was wearing an olive jacket, jeans, and combat boots and was striding towards…[Read more]

@epicaddie2 That sounds cool.  @seekjustice mentioned it to me once, but then I had to leave and I forgot to ask her to explain about it later, so I really don’t know anything about it.  I do know about NaNoWriMo, though.

Could you tell me a little more about how it works? 😉 😀

I’m writing for a very short while.  Then I could still be around here, since I’ll be working on the publishing aspect of my books, but I won’t really be writing. 🙂

@jenwriter17 @dekreel @kaya-young @dragon-snapper @seekjustice @sam-kowal @skredder Anyone want to join me?