Stepheroni and Cheese

@linus-smallprint

I didn’t realize that Alan being forced to use magic was similar to the gorbs forcing Aaron and Oliver Wilson to become wizards until I was writing on this chapter. So I had to come up with a reason on the spot to explain why Oliver was helping Cyrus. Did his reasons for walking away from Alan make sense?

The way I looked at it w…[Read more]

@janellebelovedpig

That’s beautiful!

“Do you want some lip gloss, buddy?”

-My sister, again

“IT LOOKS JUST LIKE A REAL PIG!”

-My sister

No context *laughs*

I won’t tell y’all exactly who said this, but Xmas day:

“My burps smell like cookies and I need something healthy”

@linus-smallprint

Hmmmm the challenge which all of us Christian writers face…writing good scenes where the characters pray.

I’m not going to pretend to be good at this.

However, I do have a couple things to point out.  Firstly, I noticed that you like to write down the entire prayer in italics like the character’s thoughts. Now, this…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint

Merry Christmas!

@linus-smallprint

Come ON.

*ushers my little sister in to do her cute face* please don’t kill Charles?

Being a writer, I know you’ll probably kill him.

@keilah-h

I’m curious about the Australia story.

And yes. Italian food is AMAZING. My family has recipes that have been passed down for generations.

@whalekeeper

I mean for me it’s a very case-by-case thing. Like if a woman took an important mission with a bunch of men, knowing she’s the weak link, and potentially putting their lives at greater risk, then that’s wrong. Whereas if she’s the most capable in a scenario, yeah, I’m putting my trust in her and not in an inexperienced leader.

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@ellette-giselle @whalekeeper @keilah-h @whoever else was talking about this

I asked the question of what my family thought about women in combat around the dinner table tonight. There were a lot of things brought up that I hadn’t even thought of. Here are some of the insights from my parents:

1. It’s not fair to the other side to have women on…

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*tosses twelve year old me back into the past*

It did send me an email! Maybe I’ll just start doing that for fun so I hear the cool notification sound!

Am I okay?

@keilah-h

honestly I think something like that actually exactly what @stephie was going for. The guy either doesn’t know any better or is something of a coward, and the girl is forced to lead because of it.

Off topic: I wonder if I’ll get an email if I tag myself. @stephie

Anyways, yes, that was what I was going for. There are a few sit…[Read more]

@linus-smallprint

*comes back from getting buckets to use for a snow castle*

Hmmm… choices, choices….

TNPT 🙂

@trailblazer

Often what I’ve observed is that guys who grow up without a father figure tend to take on more of the qualities of a woman because that’s all they know. This isn’t always a bad thing, but it can mean that they don’t always know how to step into the role of man the way God intended.

THIS.

Like I said, I’m doing a sort of redempt…[Read more]

Well, not only have I written my last five snowballs, I wrote about 2 000 words.

*chuckles*

And I killed off one of my beloved characters.

*cries heart out*

Anyways, now I have 10 snowballs.

I also really want another chapter from Linus.

@linus-smallprint x10

@ellette-giselle @loopylin @theshadow @koshka @whalekeeper @whoever else was talking about this, I don’t know

I’m a little bit late to the party (a couple months late, but whatever), but I’ve got a question relating to the topic of women going into battle.

Sort of.

In my WIP, my female main character begins doing uncontroversial fine-for-girls…[Read more]

Not finished my words, but I did want to show y’all some poems I wrote:

Éphémère

Retirés comme l’air de nos poumons

Vous êtes le silence maintenant

Nous sommes ce que nous devenons

Les chaînes du temps en remontant.

Here’s a translation:

Ephemeral

Withdrawn like the air of our lungs

You are the silence now

We are what we become<…[Read more]

@theducktator

THAT. Role playing games…*leans back and remembers*

As the eldest, I have many memories of leading role-playing games with my sisters. Think tea party but with a plot and all of the dolls are sick with appendicitis. (There were a lot of games. Some of them were action packed, like when we had a villain who wanted to take everyone…[Read more]

You know you’re a writer when you get annoyed with creative writing assignments for being so rigid.