Trailblazer

Aghh it looks like it also missed @jonas @esther-c @beth-torres in my post. Remind me not to put your tags right after the dash again.

@savannah_grace2009 for some reason it looks like your tag didn’t work in my last post.

Ok, let’s also figure out which characters are in this.

-Kari

-Ottoline (@savannah_grace2009, are you dropping Marcurious from the RP or bringing him in?)

-Hugo? @acancello you’re still in, right?

–@esther-c (potentially bringing some in?)

–@beth-torres and @rae are either of you sticking around in the party with any of your…[Read more]

@savannah_grace2009

That could work. Or one of the characters was telling everyone else a story? (And the story was everything that happened?)

@jonas

I think I’ll bow out of the adventure part, but I’ll probably stalk this topic from time to time to see what’s going on.

@savannah_grace2009

I’m fine with that. Did we want to just drop them back in and pretend nothing ever happened? Or create some sort of a story for what happened?

@esther-c

That’s a cool idea, too.

Or, if we were going to just bring our characters back, the ones who are still in could just wake up or something and everything that happened was just a bad dream they all happened to have, or a 3D movie or something. Or one of the characters was telling an elaborate story they were all part of, and something…[Read more]

I have so many other good quotes I hardly know which ones to choose. Hmmm… here are some from the founding fathers/American Revolution.

“For though the flame of liberty may sometimes cease to shine, the coal can never expire.” – Thomas Paine, The American Crisis

“Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with…[Read more]

@highscribeofaetherium

Me too lol

Ok here are a few more…

“I laughed so hard I heard the water giggling in my stomach.” -my brother

“If I turn into a vegetable, cook me.” -anonymous friend

“The bright side of it is,” said Puddleglum, “That if we break our necks getting down the cliff, then we’re safe from being drowned in the river.” (The Silver Chair, C.S. Lewis)

Since we seem to have a theme of humor at the moment, I’ll add one, too.

Ashley: “It’s like I always say, too much information can make your brain choke.”

Walter: “Maybe. But not enough information makes for a lot of dead cats.”

Ashley: “Dead cats? What in the world are you talking about?”

Walter: “You know, ‘curiosity killed the cat’. And I…[Read more]

@jonas

You better believe I have quotes.

@evelyn-collins

Honestly, a lot of what I’ve read recently has been historical fiction. But when I was in middle school I used to read the Babysitter Club books and Christy Miller, and enjoyed both of those series at the time. When I was even younger than that, I loved the Boxcar Children, although I guess that falls into the mystery genre.…[Read more]

@evelyn-collins

Do you have a favorite contemporary/realistic book? Or maybe series…

@jonas @savannah_grace2009 @rae @keilah-h @princesachronicle22

Sorry I’ve been MIA this week! I’m back now!

And yes, I think something needs to change. As sad as I am to see it happen, I think it’s for the best. I think the best option for me would be to stick around with whoever reverts back to the party as it was in the first place. I’ve…[Read more]

@evelyn-collins

Welcome to KP! I’m Janessa, aka Trailblazer, because I love hiking and mountains. I write a lot of contemporary fiction, too (same thing as realistic, I’m pretty sure) and also historical fiction. I’ve done some mystery and dipped my toes into journalism as well.

What’s your favorite genre to read?

What is your current WIP…[Read more]

@thelittlejupitertion

Welcome to KP! I’m Janessa, aka Trailblazer, and I write a lot of historical/contemporary fiction, as well as some mystery, and I’ve done journalism as well. I also enjoy hiking and photography.

A few fun questions for you-

What is your favorite snack?
Do you have a favorite quote?

@savannah_grace2009

Ohhh yes now I remember why that almost made me cry

@canadalily

Welcome to KP! I’m Janessa, aka Trailblazer, and I write primarily historical or contemporary fiction, but I’ve also done some mystery and a bit of journalism as well. I enjoy reading (that goes without saying), photography, and hiking, as well.

You live in Canada… have you been to the Canadian Rockies? (Maybe you live close) My…[Read more]