SleepwalkingMK

@bluejay
Yes, I’ve read The Hobbit. It is very good. Wasn’t it so funny? But so sweet and sad at Thorin and Bilbo’s last scene? Have you watched the movies, or read and watched TLotR? In some ways for both, the movies are better than the book, but over all the books are better. 😉 Not surprising, considering Tolkien wrote the books, and not the…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Will do. Let me know if you need more thinking done. 🙂 😉 😀

@Emma-flournoy, So, you’ve read the Lord of the Ring, I take it you’ve read the Hobbit then? I just finished it. It was a very good book, but with very long chapters. Do you read John Flanagan books? I just finished off the six Brotherband book – Ghostfaces, today. Very funny, but a bit sad too. But I like to cry at books, and movies too. 🙂

@kate-flournoy My mum has been think with me and this is what we’ve come up with so far. What about – Uncertain, Becalmed, Doubtful, Indecision, Bearing, Freefall, Yardstick, Abyss, Compass, Reckless, Where the Wind Blows, Broken Compass.

Hi @bluejay. Oh that’s right, you’re the forum doctor! Hm…yes, I remember those gavel-slamming episodes.
Well, I’ll try my best not to seriously harm anyone. :p

Yes, I did. I beat all of you. *satisfied smirk*

@kate-flournoy Drats. I actually love making up words. I made one up a few days ago and it was – metromonopolis. (Pronounce it however you want. 🙂 ) But my definition for that was; someone lost in the city by themselves. 🙂 😀 *Words, such fun things.*

Aaaaaaand Kate and I have a reputation for cracking people up, so if you’re fragile, stay away.

@Emma-Flournoy – No cracking people up. I have had a lovey time not having to fix up problems. *I have been knighted a doctor and I have been very busy with gavels, your sister, @kate-flournoy, was always slamming them down on @daeus‘s hand.*

But a…[Read more]

Oh and @Rolena-Hatfield …did you really go tap dancing on London’s rooftops?! Like, real London roofs? Is that…a thing?! Was it fun?

And how old are you by the way?

Oh and @Rolena-Hatfield…did you really go tap dancing on London’s rooftops?! Like, real London roofs? Is that…a thing?! Was it fun?

And how old are you by the way?

Oh and @rolena-hatfield…did you really go tap dancing on London’s rooftops?! Like, real London roofs? Is that…a thing?! Was it fun?

And how old are you by the way?

@Kate-Flournoy

Yup. Even yours. But everything I dislike about books isn’t necessarily major. You know that. It could be something as minor as…overused sentence structures… 😛

Helloooo, @faithdk. 🙂 Yeah I know, there sure are a few musicians on here! Noooo…I’ve not read The Door Within trilogy…what’s it like?

@Hope YES! I finished Dreamlander this afternoon, and I cried a ton, but I liked it very much. The ending!!! As with all books, there were some things I didn’t like about it…but yes. It’s good. 😉
And The…[Read more]

Helloooo, @faith-kindred. 🙂 Yeah I know, there sure are a few musicians on here! Noooo…I’ve not read The Door Within trilogy…what’s it like?

@Hope YES! I finished Dreamlander this afternoon, and I cried a ton, but I liked it very much. The ending!!! As with all books, there were some things I didn’t like about it…but yes. It’s good.…[Read more]

Hi again @rolena-hatfield! I’ve been playing since March 2014, I think…and no, it doesn’t have name. 😉 Why do you call yours that?

Yes @Kate-Flournoy, I meant Eugene. And I just finished Dreamlander and am coming to talk to you in minute. Waaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!

@christi-eaton Good! Hope you like it. But how could you know a book was good or bad till you finished it? Some are really good after the boring first half. 🙂

Thank you @hope. 😉 Well, my favorite genre is fantasy. What else. Favorite books within that genre— TLotR, of course; and The Hobbit. I like Narnia, though I’m not crazy over it. Come…[Read more]

Oh, and one more thing.

Whatever @kate-flournoy says about my beta-reading, I am very sorry but I’m not taking any requests for beta-reading at this time. Yuck. That sounded so formal. (I did it on purpose. 😉 )
I know y’all frequently ask each other to beta-read each others’ books, but I don’t have time for that right now. I truly am sorry. I…[Read more]

*huff* NO. That’s not my primary goal.

Oh, and one more thing—I cry extremely easily over sad stories. But that does NOT mean I don’t like them! I love well done sad stories, and I love crying over them—it’s just I do it very easily.