SeekJustice

Oh, thank you! @seekjustice

Anything to do with the government is always a pain. 😀

@seekjustice I actually ate a breakfast sort of snack: instant oatmeal and a mini croissant. 🙂

Hahaha!  Hey, do you always know whether your characters will survive your stories?  Yeah, I know.  Killing someone is a little different.  And at one point I did question whether to have a twist and let him turn out to be a real murderer so she wou…[Read more]

@seekjustice Yeah, maybe I could just ask her to change it’s name from “troll” to something else, which she could easily come up with since she made up Chasm Beasts. 🙂  It’s funny, I actually said something against mermaids here once, and when I told my mom about it she said she doesn’t mind mermaids. 😀  So anyway, we’ll see how it ends up l…[Read more]

@seekjustice Um, I just looked up “Troll, the creature” on Wikipedia, and it said the Norse word “Troll” means “fiend, werewolf, or demon,” so now I think I might have to talk to my mom about this thing.  I wish Dekreel hadn’t called me it’s “overlord” since I believe Christians can command demons to go away, but should certainly not be…[Read more]

@seekjustice I definitely understand that, and that’s why I’ve treated my aversion to fantasy as somewhat of a joke here. 🙂  I do like fantasy, though only certain kinds.  Anyway, thanks for talking about it with me!  I’ll think about it, and if I don’t announce my website tomorrow I’ll do it within the next couple of days.

Now, why would you be…[Read more]

@seekjustice If this is too serious a discussion for you it’s okay.  Sorry. 🙂  I probably didn’t really need to bring it up.

@seekjustice Ah, thank you! 😀

Yes, I guess I did. 🙂  I do like it.

Biggest problem is probably that I have a couple of conscience problems with the fact that she had me let the Troll continue to exist, since I believe trolls are evil creatures, similar to and possibly the same as demons, so I don’t want that following me to my website. 🙁  O…[Read more]

@seekjustice Oh, but that’s the problem.  😀  Don’t get me wrong, it’s hilarious.  My problem is that I was just about to announce the opening of my website, (*waves arms around with glee* did you hear that?  I have a website!!!) and now I’m afraid to do so on account of the fact that I will be present in everyone’s minds as a comical disbe…[Read more]

@seekjustice Are you still here?  I have a mild little problem to discuss…

@seekjustice I think part of the point of Romeo and Juliet was that they were too young to know what they were getting into, and too idealistic because of their young age.  Do you agree?

Another one of my favorite parts. For good reason. Mwehehehhh…

The GIF-Hiders: An Easter Story

Part Nine: Disbelief

“Halt!!” barked another new voice. “Halt in the name of the law!”

Jenna pulled her palms from her eyes, and peeked at the troll, who, much to her relief, hadn’t squashed Valentine. His foot was in mid air, and Valentine…[Read more]

@seekjustice  It makes me wonder if marrying at thirteen was common during that time? I suppose so since they wanted to marry Juliet to Paris. Still… I would think that a thirteen-year-old would value life so that she wouldn’t have to kill herself if her lover died.

But I suppose that’s symbolic, come to think of it. I wonder…

@seekjustice Yes.  Totally pointless.  It shows you the importance of communication.  One thing I really hate about it is that I absolutely adored the character of the priest who counseled Romeo amazingly well and married him and Juliet secretly and sweetly, but then completely failed to help in the end when he held the information about Ju…[Read more]

@seekjustice  That does seem a little weird for a thirteen-year-old…

@rochellaine  Ahh, I should have known. XP

@seekjustice The only thing that reconciles me to Romeo and Juliet’s sad end is that they did actually get married before they died.  I think most people forget that part.  My brother hated West Side Story because he doesn’t like sad endings.  You, on the other hand… 😀

@dekreel Hello!  We’ve been talking about musicals, as usual.  Bobert isn’t…[Read more]

@seekjustice  @rochellaine  Hello! I’m doing some formatting, and hopefully some writing in there, too. What have we been talking about?

BTW, Rochellaine, CONGRATULATIONS ON BECOMING AN ECCENTRIC MENTOR IN TWO MONTHS!!!!!! That’s amazing!!

@seekjustice And I’m just the opposite. 😀  I would probably love Newsies and Phantom if they were done by singers from the 60s.

And that’s why you might like West Side Story, since it’s about fighting, and the songs are more modern.

Sierra Boggess is on the better side of modern singers, at least. 🙂

How’s your work going?  I have actua…[Read more]

@seekjustice I actually listen to hardly any modern music, including musicals.  I just started listening to them because you’ve been recommending them to me. 🙂  I don’t know the names of hardly anyone, and what I mean when I say I’ve listened to a lot of modern singers is that I’ve listened to/seen new versions of The Sound of Music or other su…[Read more]

@seekjustice Well, it is technically nearly 10:00 p.m. where @alia lives, and not everyone in America is such a nightowl as myself and @dekreel 😀

@seekjustice I’ve only listened to a couple, so let me listen to a few more and get back to you on that. 🙂  But I have listened to a lot of modern girl singers, and I really haven’t found more than one or two (only one that I can name at present, besides whoever plays Anastasia,) that I like.  The singing style has changed since the 30s-70s, an…[Read more]