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@whalekeeper

I can kinda work Zoom, as can my sister. Google Meet works too, as does Microsoft Teams (but that’s a more grown-up/school/work thing, so probably not super useful around here).

Thanks for the advice! *muttters emotion, emooootiooon*

Right. I have the power to kill all ground-dwelling parasites and send my goat kiddos into the…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Oh, hah, I thought you were talking about during tonight’s sprint. Yeah, writing sessions would be fun!

@whalekeeper

I can send y’all an email to connect the emails if you guys don’t have them already! We usually just use Google Meet, create a meeting, and then send the link out through email.

@highscribeofaetherium @koshka @ellette-giselle @hybridlore @grcr @loopylin @keilah-h @theducktator @whalekeeper

The basic prototype is finished!

In case you missed the link:

Christian Writer’s Website Prototype

Please explore it. I would appreciate any feedback you guys have.

So what’s the next step?

I’m going to try to prepare a p…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

That would be really fun! We should do it. It wouldn’t be unpractical, and might help a lot with writers block etc.

In my outline, I marked this section as “harvest.” It’s them working on the farm… although nothing seems to be happening, so I’m trying to figure how to move the plot along.

Also researching about using goats in…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

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

@whalekeeper

I might be able to join you halfway through. Hopefully. That would be fun.

I think I’ll get a head start on my 2,000 words now… (12):14.

@whalekeeper Oh fun. Not for the characters, though, I guess. Is this a project I’ve heard about before?

I’ve been wanting to write a scene where Felicity gets into a fist fight with a clown, but there’s some things I also need to draw instead. I’m so behind on inktober.

@whalekeeper Not writing anything rn, but I’m here to cheer you on :]

@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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@whalekeeper

Yay! Looking forward to it. Hope the fancy meeting trip goes well. 😎

@koshka @elishavet-pidyon @ellette-giselle @rae @keilah-h @godlyfantasy12 @theducktator @esther-c @whalekeeper @anyone-else-I-missed-sorry-oops

*slowly shuffles in*

Welp it’s been a while 😅🫶🏻

I have been *DEEP* in the trenches of life, school, and writing, and tbh I needed a bit of a break from here. I still don’t plan on being here a…[Read more]

@loopylin Those are very interesting statistics. I almost wish we could publish some of this material… @whalekeeper

I’ll go ahead and restart this since I’m postponing doing what I’m supposed to work on…

don’t remember if the class is over. I’ll just end it if that’s ok with y’all. XD

Viktor

The grin that broke out was impossible to keep…[Read more]

@whalekeeper @theducktator @keilah-h @loopylin @highscribeofaetherium @grcr @hybridlore @ellette-giselle @koshka

Again, please tag anyone you know who would want to see this. I’m just tagging the people who have been interested already.

All right!

I don’t know if some of you have seen this already or not, but I am now making the prototype for…[Read more]

@whalekeeper Farewell

@whalekeeper Cursed ideas are fun. I like it.

@whalekeeper

“The ears and helminths have blessed this place,” he breathed.

what

@whalekeeper

Out of curiosity, I copy-pasted all the scenes into a document and checked the word count. It was over 40,000 words. That doesn’t count stuff I didn’t find or didn’t believe was worthy enough.

And I am currently struggling to finish drafting a 6,000 words short story. This is embarrassing. What am I doing?? Does anyone else have…

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