Stepheroni and Cheese

@whalekeeper

I may join you this evening to write the poetry I’ve been procrastinating. It depends on whether I decide to procrastinate further.

@elishavet-pidyon

Cool! I think it would be fun to have zoom calls where we have writing sessions. I don’t know how practical that would be.

What scene/s are you working on now?

I’ll be here around 8/9 pm EST if anyone wants to chat tonight. Hopefully I can get another decent two thousand words done.

@loopylin

It was fun for me, sort of. I’m happy with how well the scenes flowed into each other. It’s the project with Cosmo, Merlin, and Moth.

I wanted to work on something else, but that project moved at a snail’s pace, so it needs more time to fester in my brain before I write it down. Project Shäffer is a breeze, though.

I’ve been wanting to…

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I wrote the most traumatizing part of the story for the main characters, yaaaay. Which is not customary because this is an overall cheerful story. Now it’s smooth sailing for them until right before the end.

@loopylin Well thank you! :]

I stopped at :30 and took a fifteen minute break in the middle. I am at 2000 words. Maybe I’m done for today…? Probably.

Starting again at :15

Taking a break at :45. I took a break of about fifteen minutes, just didn’t post about it, but the writing went well! I’m over 1200 words so far.

I’ll be writing this evening for a while. Starting at :15. I’m excited to work on Project Shaffer! I was planning on a different project to focus on during the C.S. Lewis Fellowship but I couldn’t focus on it, so I’m switching gears. (Trying to get words in before the challenge starts.) If anyone wants to join, please do! @freed_and_redeemed @koshk…[Read more]

@loopylin

Ok, thank you so much!

I guess my main question right now is how did your dad feel being in a completely different culture? What was the culture shock like and how did he view this new place as an American?

@whalekeeper

Is there a reason why you want to set the story in Africa? Maybe you just want a fresh but still realistic setting,…

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Good morning, fellow bloggers. It’s been a loooooong time.

Question for you,
My blog site that I use now (strikingly.com) keeps crashing or not loading for the posts. I’m 68 posts into it.

What do you recommend for a free, ad-free site? (I’m not a fan of ads popping up and either being inappropriate or just annoyingly in the way of the words.)…[Read more]

@savannah_grace2009

Love this topic XD

Saving this to come back to later since I’m busy with school rn, but I love history so hopefully my reply will be nice and long and full of ideas for you! XD

@elishavet-pidyon

I’ll pop in here soon. I’ll be on a fancy meeting trip and surely there will be time to write in between sessions.

@loopylin

No problemo. *Notices your transparency* *Tries to catch your misty ghost aura with clawed hands* *Looks for pastries to feed you so you rematerialize*

@freed_and_redeemed

*Joins the tackle hug dogpile* Heyoooo. Good to see you around! I think I’ll be at the CS Lewis Fellowship if I remember to sign up. By the way, what’s the concept for your new fantasy? You’ve always talked about historical fiction to my knowledge, so this is an intriguing direction. I may have already heard about it but I…[Read more]

@esther-c

Is there a reason why you want to set the story in Africa? Maybe you just want a fresh but still realistic setting, and if so, that’s fair.

I’ve never been to Africa, but I have a friend my age who travels the world almost nomadically with her family. She’s definitely been there! And she is an avid writer. So I can contact her with…[Read more]

@freed_and_redeemed

Hey hey!! I was so excited to see your username pop up in my notifs! 🤗 It’s so good to hear from you again!! <33

Ahhh, yesss, I’m doing The Next C. S. Lewis training too!! I’m so excited! Writing hasn’t been the greatest for me right now, so I’m hoping that will get me out of my rut and give me the motivation I need to start…[Read more]