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@kylie-wingfeather

Ha ha! You are so funny! 😀 Send a dragon; they can fly!!! And thank you so much for that compliment!

@joelle-stone

Good. So you can send Hulwen?!? 😛

@backwardslivewriter

Thank you! I hope to get on here again soon so I can get to know you better! 😉

@mischievous-thwapling

Ha, right?! I’m always shoving things off. And “not knowing what I’m doing but having a grasp of certain things” describes my writing exactly. And no, this one does not have the “good-looking sun boy,” he he. 😛 It’s actually a new fantasy I contrived, and the funny thing is, each time I see a movie or read a book with a certain aspect in it, I want to add it to my fantasy. *sighs as she shakes her head and continues to type…*

And totally use that as an excuse! Who can argue with that (well, if they’re your siblings, they’ll probably find a way)? 😀

And thanks for understanding with the collaborative stories! I’ll totally try not to disappear. 😉

*She lay on the roof of the ship, staring at the stars. She wasn’t in her cabin because the lunatic-ex-binoculars-owner had asked around and discovered where she was staying. She thought back to the figures on the dock, sure she had seen a third, who screamed something about dragons and clovens who would come to get her. She hoped they would. Then she turned over and started another letter, rolled it up, and popped it into an empty bottle she had found in the ships hold (when hiding from the binocular lunatic). She crawled to the edge of the roof, saw no one, and flung the bottle into the ocean before she remembered she hadn’t corked it. She sighed, wrote another, and threw it, hoping the letter would reach the shore soon, and that wherever she was going wouldn’t take long, because the roof was hard and it was starting to drizzle. Then she fell into a restless sleep where she dreamed about dragons, ice-cream, and a pirate lunatic waving a menacing pair of binoculars.*

Ok, why do I find doing that so much fun? You guys don’t need to answer that, lol 😀 Also, only replying to this one topic is so much easier than twenty. So that is probably why I give such long good-byes 😛