Hannah Carmichael

@I-J-Anderson oooh… I want to try Angelique. Actually in all honesty I want to try all of them, :’D but I doubt if I’ll have time and I want to leave some awesome ones for the others. 😉

@jane-maree that’s really neat! I’ve thought about writing a story with some Spanish in it, too. It’d be a lot of fun, wouldn’t it?

@jane-maree That’s a good one! I’ll be paying closer attention to the movie credits from now on.

@christi-eaton Thanks so much! By all means, get your brother on board! Is he a writer? I guess you see I already friended (or is it befriended) you. : )

Wow, that’s really neat! @jane-maree y @graciegirl may I ask why you both started learning Spanish? I love to hear people’s stories.

Eso es excelente, @jane-maree! Wow, there’s two! How long have you been learning Spanish? How do you learn it?

@graciegirl oops, didn’t tag you correctly.

@gracie-girl Okay, confession time. I did have to look up aprendo. But otherwise, I understood you without google translate! To answer you, I will have to speak ingles because I’m feeling too lazy right now to reach for the mouse and look up how to say ‘excited’ in español. I have been learning Spanish for about half of a year, but I’ve been…[Read more]

To everyone looking at this:

Something I’ve found helpful is to flip through a hymnbook, and look at the names of the people who wrote the hymns. I do this absolutely every single time I write a story, and it is SO helpful! There are so many names in a hymnbook, and they were all real people, so they all have legitimate last names… and most of…[Read more]

@adry_grace You’ll probably find information on http://www.villagecreek.net

So is anybody here an ESTP? If so, I’d LOVE to meet you!

@dragon-snapper I was reading your post again, and (since I’m SUCH a ridiculously curious person, and I am still not sure why my name wasn’t George!!!,) what is the dragon story you were talking about?

@Aratrea

Okay. I’ve mentioned some of this already in the other homework assignments, but my primary villain (I’ll get to his brother in a minute) pretty much set/justified Harold’s EiL. (That the world is worth saving because man is ultimately good). Wayyyy back in the backstory of the story, the villain— when he was young and optimistic and…[Read more]