Sarah Spradlin

@epicaddie2 That’s where you write the entire story and have the characters go through different things to show all the details with The Forest being cool and confusing and mysterious… 🙂

@catwing Your brother’s dragon is pretty cool. 🙂

@Catwing love it! 😀

@catwing I’m in 10th, and would’ve been in 11th if I was born a few months sooner. 🙂 *wonders what caused the sudden shock*

Very cool! 🙂

@epicaddie2 That’s not too bad. 🙂 I’d like to know more about Jessica (who has my real name, by the way XD) and The Forest.

@catwing I’m homeschooled too! 😀 (What grade are you in?) And I’m mostly done with today’s homework… I’m skipping Language Arts so I can work on my project (which has to be done by October 17).

That’s cool. So, basically, you said the Bible makes all other historical documents look ridiculous because of how consistent and reliable it is,…[Read more]

@catwing Okay, good. 🙂 External test?

Are you done with school as in finished with today’s homework, or you’re not even in school because you’ve graduated or something?

@catwing I’m sorta writing! If paragraphs about different things related to Creation verses evolution counts…

@princessfoo “How to Survive Sudden Transformation into Another Universe and Come Back in Mostly One Piece.”
^^This is an awesome title.

@revayah1 Yep! Quick note on tagging: some people like me are weird and have a tagging name that’s different from their display name (mine is @aratrea). To find someone’s tag, just click their name to see what it is on their profile, or if you hover over their name and look at the web address it links to, the last part of that web address should…[Read more]

@perfectfifths Got it. A slow process like that can definitely be very effective and I’d recommend that as a natural way to do it. You may find, though, that it still helps to have a specific moment after the slow trust process where Amrei is forced to make a decision and chooses to trust Nylian at a pivotal moment to really hammer Amrei’s change home.

Welcome to the site @Revayah1! Glad you found us. 🙂 Yeah, there’s a pretty large INFJ percentage both on the forum and on the staff (though I think ENFJ is the most popular staff type at the moment…) Needless to say you’re in good company. 😉

Also tagging @christi-eaton for the Mark of the Lion reference.

Welcome to the site @Revayah1! Glad you found us. 🙂 Yeah, there’s a pretty large INFJ percentage both on the forum and on the staff (though I think ENFJ is the most popular staff type at the moment…) Needless to say you’re in good company. 😉

Also tagging @christi for the Mark of the Lion reference.

Welcome to the site @Revayah1! Glad you found us. 🙂 Yeah, there’s a pretty large INFJ percentage both on the forum and on the staff (though I think ENFJ is the most popular staff type at the moment…) Needless to say you’re in good company. 😉

Also tagging @christieaton for the Mark of the Lion reference.

@PrincessFoo Hiya and congrats on now introducing yourself! 😛 You already know how great KP is.

@Revayah1 Welcome to KP! Adding to the enormous INFJ population here. 😀

@Dragon-Snapper *looks at crazy people and pretends she never does this herself, ever* Welp, I’m late. But the one thing I have to add is pretty boring anyway.
Practice.
Don’t just practice, observe. Begin picking style apart and figuring out what makes it tick. Read books whose style you like, then dissect it and find out why. Become a style…[Read more]

@Joy A conglomeration and selections of what the others said. 😀 I don’t really like a lot of history revisionism so I’d enjoy something like your idea way better if it took place in another world. But with obvious parallels.