Sarah Spradlin

Soooooo… theeeeeennnnnn…???? Or do I need to ask you outright since you’re sitting directly across the room from me?

@daeus

Probably meaning not to be too reckless about the title.

Ha! I didn’t even think of that. 🙂

@Emma-Flournoy *crosses arms over chest and glares* Do I get an answer or do I not? *taps foot impatiently*

Aremona. Emendora. Caltishane. Ormonden. Revelira. Cordona.

I sound like a gibberish machine. 😛

@Rolena-Hatfield

Thank you very much, @kate-flournoy.

Not.

@rolena-hatfield

Okey-doke. Sounds interesting!

@bluejay

Yes. I know what it was like. It was just as wonderful in the movie as well, with the added benefit of sad music!
You should read TLotR. Seriously.
Well, good! I like books worth the read!

@kate-flournoy

I know. I won’t.

*freaks out even more* And what’s that supposed to mean @Emma-Flournoy?! Enough with the cryptic answers, you’re starting to sound like the Garowai!!! 😛

Veiled threat? You know I can’t bluff, @kate-flournoy.

You do whatever you want, Emma, but nothing could be sillier in my eyes than naming a musical instrument after someone like Thaine. 😛 😉

@rolena-hatfield

My poor violin. I can hear it weeping in the other room. 😉
Well, naming objects is fun, I think; I guess just never thought to give this one a name. Kate named one of our other ones, but not my favorite one that’s ‘mine’. 🙂 Maybe I should call it Thaine, what? He’s the MC in one of @kate-flournoy ‘s future books, and that book…[Read more]

My poor violin. I can hear it weeping in the other room. 😉
Well, naming objects is fun, I think; I guess just never thought to give this one a name. Kate named one of our other ones, but not my favorite one that’s ‘mine’. 🙂 Maybe I should call it Thaine, what? He’s the MC in one of @kate-flournoy ‘s future books, and that book is called…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy
Oh, Thorin and Bilbo last moment together was…*starts to tear up* well, it was…*gulps for breath, tears slide unbidden down cheeks* I think you know what it was like.
I have only seen one scene from TLotR. I haven’t read the book or watched the movies.

John Flanagan writes hero-action stories. We fix up some of the language in…[Read more]

@Emma-Flournoy what’s that supposed to mean? Is that some kind of veiled threat?! *freaks out*

Thanks for your vote, @Daeus. 🙂 I’m definitely considering that title.

@rolena-hatfield

Oh! Okay. That makes sense. 😛

…but they say when you’re acting in a play to pretend you’re really there to make it believable for your audience.

Yup, pretty true! @kate-flournoy would heartily agree.

Nothing like family members when you need help brainstorming. 😉 Is your WIP a fantasy? Jard sounds like a fantasy name. 🙂

@kate-flournoy
Reckless? Hm…Reckless. Be careful what you do, Kate. 😛

@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. 🙂

@bluejay oooooohhhh… I really like Reckless. Wow. I’ll have to mull over that one. Thanks so much! And thank your mom for me too. 😉