Sarah Spradlin

@i-j-anderson Ooo, I’m looking forward to it. No need to be sorry.. It’s not as if you have to do any of them. 😉

@audrey-caylin Yes–that is definitely the danger of using Method #1. But I agree. The more different you make their initial situations, the more depth you can get with this arc!

@audrey-caylin Looks good. I agree it’s probably the closest to #2 since they both are dealing with very different aspects of the same problem. The arcs don’t have to happen simultaneously, so the way you’re doing it sounds good. 🙂

@audrey Looks good. I agree it’s probably the closest to #2 since they both are dealing with very different aspects of the same problem. The arcs don’t have to happen simultaneously, so the way you’re doing it sounds good. 🙂

@Ethryndal Oh stop, you’re making me wish I could see it just for that. I guess you don’t need to be kicked out of the Jane Austen fan-club then. 😛 But Frank still drives me nuts.

@winter-rose @jane-maree I’m going to bed now. 😀 I wrote 369 words and I got my character out of the tree!!!!! *fist pump!* Yippee!! Good night!

@winter-rose @jane-maree I’ll join you too. 😀

@Ethryndal @GracieGirl Nope, haven’t. *shrug* I’ve heard from reliable sources they’re too stupid and badly acted to waste time on. 😛 But really, Obi-Wan was that good? Hm. Basically all I know about him, aside from having watched some fight scene clip from YouTube with him in it, is that he’s played by the same guy who played Frank Churchill in…[Read more]

@Dragon-Snapper I think @Ethryndal meant a people-watching doorway. 😛 Either would be funny though.

@Jess Oooh, Traze actually sounds a lot like one of my villains in personality. I’m going to try him.
Aaaand I’m glad you like the calligraphy. 😉 It’s great fun.

@jane-maree wow! @gives you yet another you guessed it, high five.* 😀

@jane-maree yay! I’m so glad for you too!! And goody for Proverbs – we’re memorizing Proverbs as well! Every morning we learn a new verse in Proverbs, draw an illustration of it in a notebook, and read the chapter that we’re in. We’re on Proverbs 20 now. I definitely wouldn’t say we’ve memorized 20 chapters of Proverbs, but we’re very familiar…[Read more]

@audrey-caylin yay! I’m so glad!!

@daeus Alright, I’m signing out now. I wrote some amount of words, and also logged a few other things. Perhaps not a million things done, but it’s something considering distractions. 🙂

@daeus Cool. see ya then!

@daeus @kate-flournoy @kina-lamb @jess @ethryndal @overcomer @perfectfifths @northerner @graciegirl
I’ll be planning/writing.

@Anne-Swiftblade @Christi-Eaton @I-J-Anderson Joe…

That’s great, @audrey-caylin! I know, I went through a time when I’d go to bed without having read my Bible at all that day! In Proverbs it says, “Why is there in the hand of a fool the purchase price of wisdom, since he has no heart for it?” (Proverbs 17:16) Oh, that convicted me and challenged me to ask myself whether I had a heart for God’s…[Read more]