Selah CJW

@ariel-ashira 😀
I did draw it. Thank you.

@seekjustice @rochellaine I think I know who Quillon is… Okay, not a villain. 😉

@ariel-ashira Glad to see you around again (even if it’s only a bit). 😀

@ariel-ashira Sure thing, praying for you.
@seekjustice Of course. Glad you got some rain though. 🙁
@alia Praying for ya’ll.

Helloooo! I’m writing a blog post and pondering life. Would anyone like to join me?

@valtmy (I’m not sure what you’re up to today so I just thought I’d tag you) @alia @Rochellaine @catwing @dekreel

@alia I sympathise 🙁 I’ll be praying!

@alia Okay, I’ll definitely be praying.

forgot to ask my prayer request.

My youngest sister struggles with keeping her emotions in check. But lately it has been exceedingly hard on my mom. K has been raging more often than usual. So please pray that my mom will not be too exhausted and that K will be able to communicate why these past few months have been so difficult for…[Read more]

@clairec, @ariel-ashira, thank you

@seekjustice, ClaireC, still praying. Keep us updated on how things go.

Ariel, I’m praying. I know how difficult it is to go through this. Though I don’t know what it’s like to be away from all your family for long periods of time.

@valtmy That’s the same thing that happened with my western and DoJ.  I currently have been actually writing on DoJ and making notes for my western, but that could change at any moment. 😀

@seekjustice Bye!  I’m leaving now too.

@seekjustice

Wow that’s really fortunate.

All right. Bye! 😀

@rochellaine

Of course I like taking quizzes. Particularly history and literature ones 😛

@valtmy

My advice would be this: don’t give in. Or do give in. Depends on how strong you feel.

I’m actually one of the lucky ones who doesn’t get distracted by other WIPs.

Anyway I have to go now 🙂

@rochellaine

I love brainstorming. I have lots of ideas for my stories but the problem comes with linking them together into a tight, cohesive plot that somewhat makes sense 😛

Lately I’ve been getting a lot of inspiration for my other story, Rules of Fate, as opposed to my WIP, QOD. So I am thinking of looking through and uploading the first…[Read more]

@seekjustice Ah, I don’t know.  Sometimes it’s fun to criticize.  I mean, if we know better than the writers, we must know a lot, right?  And isn’t it fun to know a lot?  Or at least, to feel like you know a lot on one particular subject?

I was just on a quiz website the other day and passed the grammar, history, and literature tests with fly…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Haha, yes, where did that come from? That is not the direction my story is taking at all. 😛

By the way, if you want to read the second part of QOD, the link is available on the thread so you can request for access. No one’s read it yet though. (Not trying to pressurize you to read it or anything since I’m still struggling through…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I know. That’s the dampener on everything. 🙁

Oh the woes of being a history geek!

@valtmy Good question.  Maybe the house is backed up to a hedge, and since the stairs are easily seen by anyone, he wants to go by the hedge so no one can see him talking to her?  They could be in the terribly cliche situation where her parents hate the guy, or at least he thinks they do, or he could be in hiding for some terrible crime against t…[Read more]

@rochellaine

It is first and foremost about a family, but the plot would have been pretty flat without the war. Its alright though, I literally just then finished a war book and I’m unsure of what to say because it was just…terrible. I’ll forgive Sound of Music.

Newsies is pretty cool! It used to be in my top five and while I’m not sure if it…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Haha. Thanks I’ll think about it. My MC is not in a situation to talk about romantic stuff with a guy and she won’t be for a very long time. But that might work for another character in one of the subplots…?

Nevertheless, the porch is not a balcony so why can’t the guy just climb the stairs and talk to the girl on the porch like a…[Read more]

@valtmy Haha!  Since window scenes specifically aren’t a cliche, why don’t you do a balcony scene instead?  As popularized by Romeo and Juliet, balcony scenes are an iconic sight in romantic fiction.

I looked up traditional Korean architecture and it looks like there are a lot of houses on stilts with railed porches.  If the girl goes out on th…[Read more]