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I’m still here. XD

Getting to one of my favorite parts of the KPA…

@skredder  Thank youuu!

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I’m writing. Although since I just posted the next part of the KPA I might also get distracted…

The Gif-Hiders: An Easter Story

Part Six: The Green-Eyed Bumbler

“Hi there! You must be Jenna!”

Jenna’s shivering softened a little, but she didn’t dare move, or open her eyes. Who said that? Where was the dog creature?

“Are you all right?” said the voice, clearly concerned.

She heard footsteps approaching her, crunching leaves as they came,…[Read more]

@skredder  Heh, interesting! *looks up cat scratch fever…*

See you later!

@skredder  Ugh. The worst part for me is my throat. My throat is SO sore and it has been all day. 😛

Thank you!!

What’s the worst disease/sickness/whatever you’ve ever had? I had bronchitis last year. NOT fun. 😛

@skredder  That’s good 🙂

Well, it’s a cold. I’ll survive. XD  But yeah, not fun.

@skredder  Ey! How are you doing? I’m doing okay. For once I finished school on time, so I’m happy about that. On the downside, I’m sick…

*boisterous sneeze*

@jenwriter17 Aw, thank you 😀 It was my pleasure. 🙂

Tagging @skredder because that was an absolutely amazing picture of Theresa (for the record, I think I liked the first one better, since you asked, but I like them both a lot)

and @rochellaine for all the interesting conversations we have in the afternoon/wee hours of the morning.

@sleepwalkingmk  *sigh*  Yeah, I know. It doesn’t help that I come from a family of all-nighters.

That’s so cool!!

One more reason to love weekends! Because Dekreel posts another part of the KPA then 😉

@skredder  Why thank you! 😀

@aislinn-mollisong  Nope, my name is not Jenna. 😛 Thank you, Miss Mollisong! *bows*

@jenwriter17  Hah, good…[Read more]

Just finished another video!

How to Write For Longer Than 5 Minutes At A Time, and Finally Knockout That Manuscript

Thanks, @skredder !

Hope this helps!

The GIF-Hiders: An Easter Story

Part Five: The Cart at the Edge of the Forest

“Wild troll-things?” Jenna wondered to herself as she soared on Kai’s back through the night.

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Several minutes later, she was at the edge of the Vivid Green forest, the largest wood on the island. The ankle-high grass shone white under the radiant, full moon (whic…[Read more]

@skredder I personally don’t feel it’s wrong. When I write prayers for my novels, in some ways it’s sort of like the prayer is my prayer. I’m not sure if that makes sense, but since my characters are all, in some way, a reflection of me, their prayers, their struggles, and of course the God they are praying too, are all my prayers, struggles and M…[Read more]

@skredder  I think it depends on the prayer. If it’s mocking or unnecessary, then it seems blasphemous. But if it’s sincere, and serves a purpose, then it isn’t. I’ve noticed when prayers in books seem forced and unnecessary to the character’s growth they feel blasphemous.

Hey guys!  I’m actually still here for a little while longer.  Anyone want to join me?

@dekreel @kaya-young @jenwriter17 @skredder @catwing

Well, I am writing for a little while.

Anyone interested in doing the same?

@dekreel @kaya-young @jenwriter17 @skredder

@skredder I agree with them. A well written prayer can move a reader deeply, especially if it’s a long-awaited moment. If you’re writing God into your book, it seems important to show your characters praying for the reasons Grace and Dekreel gave.

@skredder I’m not a theologian either, but I certainly don’t think its blasphemous. In fact, if you are writing a story with the aim to glorify God and you’re using your characters and their actions to back that up, it really is the other way around!

And from what I know from what I’ve read in the Bible, I’m thinking you can apply the lessons…[Read more]