SleepwalkingMK

…and besides, Mom can’t lose TWO of her kids to hyberspace!

Whoops, I think that was supposed to be cyberspace. 😛

Well @kate-flournoy, so what if it is? You know I tell the truth, don’t you?

Hi @christi-eaton! Some of my favorites are The Lord of the Rings (duh, obviously—have you read those?), North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell, A T…[Read more]

@daeus, I might….. (I actually kinda like that name.) But it might be the hero rather than the heroine. 🙂 🙂 🙂 I’ll see. *mysterious look*

Ooooooo @kate-flournoy. I like a lot of those, thanks.

Okay. I’ll keep that in mind @daeus. But I was also meaning, I don’t know how “odd” the names should be. After all, they are not people, but mermaid and that kind of stuff. But I don’t want to mimic “the little mermaid” too much.

264 words. Very slow. 🙁 I am working on the idea you gave me @kate-flournoy. The one about the golden conch. I have no idea how to name my characters. Do you have any suggestions????

Undirectional???? @kate-flournoy. Or undirected? (to be honest I don’t even know if they are words) 🙂

Undirectionable???? @kate-flournoy.

*rubs sore head* Ouch. Well, that sort of worked @daeus. I have a slight idea of what I want to write about. Now to write it.
*I think I have a bruise now. Oh wait, that might have been when I got hit in the head yesterday with a tripod.*

And thanks @kate-flournoy

@Daeus, @kate-flournoy I’m here too. I’m not sure how long I’ll go for. Depend on whether inspiration hits me or not. 🙂

@kate-flournoy What kind of lost is it? A Biblical lost? Or a “I don’t know where I am” lost? Or a “I don’t know what to do” lost? Or even a “I’m missing something, but I don’t know what” lost?

@kate-flournoy You could call it “Lost” 🙂

Anyone else? @kate-flournoy, @hannah-c ???????????????????????????????????????????????

Haha. @daeus. (I just had breakfast) Maybe later then?

Is anyone up for half an hour of writing? @daeus @kate-flournoy, @hannah-c

@Hope Yeah, I see what you mean.
I just finished the Wingfeather Saga (@zoe-wingfeather). It. Was. Amazing. As for the ending, I thought it was really powerful and moving, even though…*sobs* And I agree with what you all have been saying about the ending. I wish Andrew Peterson had added a little more to the end so that the reader could find…[Read more]

@Hope Yes, we should start a topic on this! Problem is, I’m leaving for Tennessee and staying all of next week, so I won’t be able to participate much.

@Hope It depends on how much is implied and what is being implied. The end of The Giver was implied, but I liked it because the author left it open enough for the reader to decide what happened.