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Oh I’ve never watched that musical but I checked out the lyrics for that song and… does it sound better in the actual soundtrack?

@seekjustice @rochellaine

Hey I’m back now.

And totally agree with the flowers things by the way 😛 That’s the kind of stuff that only works in fiction where you can be sure both parties are adept in the language.

@seekjustice Oh, and about the flower thing…that’s cool in a fictional tale, but wouldn’t it be awkward in real life?  I mean, how do you tell whether the flowers are intended for speech or whether they’re intended for loveliness?  If the guy gave the girl “will you marry me” flowers, and the girl gave the guy “yes” flowers back, then the girl t…[Read more]

@seekjustice Yes, the worst thing for me in a book or movie proposal is when the guy goes on for five minutes saying things like “you’re the best thing that’s ever happened to me, I love you from the depths of my heart.  God has blessed me with you and I know that I will find happiness if you will grant me the right to spend the rest of my life…[Read more]

@seekjustice Okay, well, rest assured that I have come up with an unusual proposal for one of my novels.  I’m just not telling you what it is yet. 😛

Haha!  That’s along the line of the unconventional proposals I was thinking of.  However, I don’t like the ideas much personally.  I would prefer a simple and sweet proposal, just so long as it doe…[Read more]

@seekjustice Oh, I was talking about two separate proposal scenes. 😛  The one I described is in a published book, and I consider it to be quite conventional. 😉  The other one is a hypothetical proposal scene which I haven’t written yet, only noted the idea for.  That one is much more unconventional.  Actually, I’m not sure whether it act…[Read more]

@seekjustice @rochellaine

Hi. There’s no work today so I’ll be on 🙂 though I’ll have to go off for a little while soon…

That proposal rant though… 😛

@seekjustice A proposal scene already planned out? 😛  I also have one for two lesser characters in one of my novels.  It is, likewise, quite unconventional.  I believe I have written one proposal scene so far, and it was set in the 1800s so basically he asked her brother, then called her in and said something like, “your brother is willing, so wi…[Read more]

@seekjustice Well then!  Here I go. 😛

So, I was just reading a book and I knew this guy was about to propose.  So for the last few pages I was just mentally begging him “please do not get down on your knee.  Please do not get down on your knee!” And, a few pages later, what does he do?  He defies my perfectly reasonable request and plops dow…[Read more]

@seekjustice Are you prepared for a rant?  If not, I’ll hold back, but I’m in a ranting mood. 😛

(Warning, it’s about romance cliches, which you might or might not enjoy a rant about… 😉 )

@alia Oh, wow.  I will most definitely pray!  That is so rough.

@seekjustice Praying for you and your friend as well!

Would you guys pray for me regarding depression?  Its spiritual warfare (I think Alia mentioned that) but it has been very difficult for me living with a family I had never met before so far away from anyone I knew, not able to…[Read more]

@alia @seekjustice@ jenwriter17 Thank you!  My family arrived in Idaho on Monday.  I got to see them yesterday for the first time in a little over two months.  I will try to connect more as time goes on and I am able.  I cant express how much it has been a blessing to know you guys are praying!  Hope to see more of you soon.  Its been waaay to long!

@seekjustice *laughs* Thanks. Yep, Brant is my sassy problem child and I love him. *pats Brant’s head* *he glares at me* I must be off. Happy writing, guys!

@seekjustice I don’t mind! It’s about a girl named Katie, whose family are the guardians of a bridge to a magical island.  But, magical creatures keep crossing the bridge, like they’re running from something. So, Katie’s father goes across the bridge to see what’s up and *dramatic pause* disappears. She and a grumpy fairy named Brant go to enlist…[Read more]

@daughteroftheking Hello!  What are you working on?

@seekjustice *laughs* Ahem! 😛 Uh, I think, contrariwise, I have the least emotional strain when I am writing the romance scenes…

Ooh!  That sounds very interesting!! 😀  I can’t wait to read it.  (Will there be more window scenes??)

Well, I’ll let you know when I finish it, of course. 🙂

*tips hat* Hello, Queen @seekjustice.

@seekjustice @rochellaine *is suddenly in the room* Hello, Kapeefers. *mysterious smile*

@seekjustice Interesting.  Giving Quillon a turn to take first place, are we?  I’m interested to watch what changes his character will go through during the course of this, seeing as he’s not usually one to take risks, which seems to be a necessary component of a hero’s makeup. 😉

I’m also interested in the fact that he could possibly be your f…[Read more]

@seekjustice So you have a villain now…but do you have a hero? 😛  You were asking for suggestions in the comment section of Empty. 😉

Of course. 😛  If only you felt that way about Zac…

Hooray for you! 😀  Will you be upset if I don’t ask you to let me read it?  Knowing the story of ATOTC partially ruined the second book for me, and I don…[Read more]

@seekjustice So I thought. 🙂  I don’t recall you ever saying a good word about a one of them, though you’ve said you liked the conflict they cause or things to that effect.

Haha, yes, your sister and I will be forever at odds as to whether you should have saved Justice or Zac at the end of the Empty.  And they are both what you might call a…[Read more]