Elizabeth

And as you asked us to tag other Kapeefers….

@shannon  @seekjustice  @jane-maree  @inkling-for-christ  @jenwriter17  @daughteroftheking  @bethanysinkyroses  @princessfoo  @introvert_girl  @lady-iliara  @KAPEEFERS! (I’m so glad Daniel found that word X) )

@sam-kowal Thanks!
@alia I didn’t notice. And I forgot you were a centaur so now I can fix it. 🙂

@jenwriter17 I’m strongly considering attending. 🙂 They’ve got a great line-up of speakers!

@that_writer_girl_99

Do they have to be thought over? How thought over? How long does it have to be?

Sorry about all the questions!!

I’ll give it a try…

How to Make Action Scenes Interesting

It can be a fight scene, a chase scene, an argument or even a celebration. My advice: Put the spotlight on the characters, their feelings and their…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 Yeah…that’s a ways a way from me too, although I have heard of it before…

I find this conversation very depressing. 😉

Okay….soooooo.
I actually think that everyone else covered it. The one kill-dragon scene I wrote was terrible–perhaps I should have asked this question myself.

Besides, I can’t give away information on how to take down my comrades.

@supermonkey42 @sam-kowal @inkling-for-christ The Ice cream and raspberries were originally made popular by Daeus, just because he loved them and made mention of them at random times. I incorporated that into the LOKD, which is the first (as far as I know) of the Kapeefer Literature. 😀

Does that answer your question?

@alia  I get ya X)

That’s a beautiful song! Sorry I didn’t reply sooner…

And signing off *siiigghhhh…..*

@sam-kowal *is touched you thought the raspberry sun was really cool* YAY! *thows feathers*

@leumeister We are using this thread now…
Here’s Camille.

I don’t think I did that well on the face lines though…

She’s putting on a wig in front of a mirror.

@leumeister It was with Legos.

It also depends on the person.

I don’t know what Mindstorms is. I like choose your own adventure stories, they’re probably hard to make though. Lots of threads…

I like watching how they make movies, it’s intresting.

@aislinn-mollisong I didn’t know you read that this week. Did you read the second LoKD? @Sam-kowal ‘s Kapeefer Literature is out.
@dekreel Thank you. In a while, in a while.
@salome01w4g Inspired by your profile picture. (*grins at @daughterofhteking* *nods*) thank you.
@alia … Oh. I forgot you were…

@catwing  @jenwriter17  I haven’t heard of it, but it sounds awesome! Unfortunately I won’t be coming.

Jen, I’m excited for you!! I know that feeling where you just wanna squeal about it. Have fun!! Hope you meet Nadine Brandes (whoever she is…)!

@jenwriter17 I’ve never heard of it…

Have you?
@dragon-snapper @kate-flournoy @daeus @epicaddie2 @alia
@daughteroftheking @emily @shannon @sam-kowal

@seekjustice  I’ll miss you!!

@winter-rose  @dragon-snapper  @catwing  @aislinn-mollisong  @emily  @shannon @supermonkey42  I’m here. Again…

@dragon-snapper  Write a book, probably

@catwing  A cabin. She hates being ostentatious. (welll, sometimes she loves it…)

@introvert_girl *grins* *floureshes a bow* Thanks you. *pulls cloak around self* *vanishes leaving the cloak*

@dragon-snapper Kay would direct the movie. She likes books, but directing is more of her thing.

Would your character rather live in a cabin or a mansion?

Kay would live in the mansion.

@gabbyj
*clears throat* To slay a flying dragon one must first, ground, said dragon (unless you have great aim and can shoot one of their softer parts or where they are missing a scale *see @princessfoo above*. Though that is really hard and requires lots of skill. So here’s a much easier way, grounding.)
How to Slay a Dragon 101
Grounding
~If…[Read more]