Thank you. It really helps sometimes when I just take a break from writing from time to time and enjoy the life and everything in it which God has created… rather than obsessing over every little detail and getting chronically distracted and drained out by analyzing every detail into little, tiny boxes.

I like writing… in fact,…[Read more]

I also just wanted to note that I have looked up and researched the FiNi loop. I’ve only done a little research, but it revealed certain patterns that I could see in myself. So, I just want to say thank you for suggesting this source. 😀

Alright, I’ll be sure to check them out! 😀

When I’m caught up a FiNi loop, my brain alternates from manically exploring every nitty gritty detail of my surrounding environment (aka all the interesting stuff on my desk, all the different colors, shapes, and details of this stuff, all my fish tanks and all the motion and color inside…[Read more]

Fi-Ni loop? I think I may have heard something like that before…  that would also explain why I feel the way I do, to an extent. What other interesting MBTI facts do you have, about anything in particular?

Hi there. Thank you. I appreciate your concern. But I don’t believe I have full-blown ADHD. About three years ago, I had to talk to this person (I think she was a psychologist or counselor; my memory is a little blurry) before I could work at this job, just for a checkup. According to her written document, I had…[Read more]

Thanks for the advice!

I believe I tend to be the writer, who when they have too many ideas, try to jam too many ideas into one story. I’ve been getting better at cutting off and reducing excess language and unnecessary description, but somehow extra and unnecessary “story ideas” just leap out of my head and seep into the page on…[Read more]

Do any of you writers ever feel like you have so many ideas running around in your head that your brain is all cluttered up and you can’t think clearly? Like, in the sense that you are almost obsessively-compulsive about turning all your ideas into stories before your head explodes…

I understand…[Read more]

Hey, nice blog there! Also, very cool dogs!

@wordsmith

In case you were curious, I’m still thinking about college. As I have researched more, I came to a realistic conclusion that animal photography better fit my natural strengths than, say, starting up a goldfish shop. However, in another sense, I would still have a business – it…[Read more]

Well, that’s still really cool! I would like to own goldfish, but I already have a couple aquariums and have no more room for more fish. However, I am considering working at a pet shop. There will be plenty of fish there (aka goldfish) and other animals, from tarantulas and bearded dragons to hermit crabs and guinea pigs – oh, not to…[Read more]

Thanks. I’ll be sure to email you. 😀

Ideally, yes, I would like to own a goldfish shop. But life doesn’t always go the way one might expect, so if that doesn’t work, I’ll try another approach.

I’ll make sure to look at that website… it looks cool. 😀

However, I do not have a blog. The nonfiction articles I wrote were not published; they were written because I had…[Read more]

Nice! I was curious what Bull Arabs looked like, so I googled them on my phone. I notice they come in a lot of color patterns, which is neat.

Just wondering, what kind of goldfish do your siblings have? Are they fancy goldfish, like one of those really bizarre varieties, or just common or comet goldfish? I have tropical fish, but no…[Read more]

Well, it is nice to meet you.

That’s really cool you are a dog trainer. Are you selective in the dog breeds you work with or do you have a love for all dogs in general? What sparked your interest in training dogs?

I have had an array of pets in my past, but I never owned a dog personally… although my house does have a family dog.…[Read more]

Sure thing. I can let you know what I think of the book, but its estimated delivery is somewhere around two weeks from now. It’s hard telling when it will arrive sometimes. I have one book I purchased on fancy goldfish a couple weeks ago, but it still hasn’t arrived, but that’s probably because I purchased it used – there was no way I…[Read more]

Thanks. I’m around no less than 20 pages into the novella. The name of this novella is A Crooked Reign in Paradise Island.

I’m just writing this for fun, but if I end up liking it so much that I publish it, I hope nobody cares that I may have shed some spoilers on the story in the discussion of this thread (if they  intend to read i…[Read more]

The society in this world, without the villain, is well, wild as the wild can be. Except the birds are very intelligent with certain beliefs.  It is the villain who changes this, wishing for an empire that was “tame” and “domesticated” and “civilized” and most importantly, “controllable.” This villain arranges a world where…[Read more]

Agreed. Life is a dangerous place in the world of birds.

Right now I am reading a nonfiction book, The Bird Way, by Jennifer Ackerman. This book delves deep into the complexities and contradictions of birds, highlighting the most extreme and bizarre behavior in birds. I haven’t gotten far in it yet, but it is definitely very well…[Read more]

It is doubtless that phoenixes rank as high as dragons on the popularity scale. They are very elegant and majestic, but fierce and aggressive to an extent that I cannot help but admire them… but that’s just me. Other people may have slightly different opinions regarding this mythological creature.

I have finished some short fiction…[Read more]

Well, that’s cool how much you like mythology. I used to write random stories on a lot of different genres (when I was younger and it appeared as though I had hours to write every day) and I would make up the craziest monsters for a “mythological tale” but the majority of the stories I started but didn’t finish. I was like twelve…[Read more]

Thanks. Yes, yellow cardinals are cool, but from research, someone has noted there is “less-than-one-in-a-million chance” of seeing one, but when one is recorded, I hear news goes crazy about them in the birding community.

Rose-breasted grosbeaks are about just as cool as northern cardinals, but I have only seen one once in my lifetime…[Read more]

I think Flights of Fancy sounds very interesting. I have never heard of a book that discussed such a specific topic, which makes me want to read it. I’ll have to look it up in the next couple days or less.

Classical Greece sounds very ancient but definitely very cool, and I don’t know much about it. Are there any really cool myths…[Read more]

I have just always been fascinated with animals, ever since I was kid. I’m not sure why, but the fact that I lived in the country probably helped, where I have access to nature 24 hours a day. I currently have two tropical aquariums, one with platies and Corydoras catfish and another with guppies, a golden mystery snail, and a sunset…[Read more]

I know a lot of you guys are mainly talking about fiction books, but I’ve learned quite a few cool and interesting facts from nonfiction as well.…[Read more]

@nuetrobolt, that sounds like an ambitious goal! Good luck!

@erynne, thank you so much! I appreciate it. Also, excellent goal!

Sorry for not responding soon; I forgot to check my notifications on SE.

Well, it sounds very interesting. I’m writing my short story for February right now, and at one point, it seems almost dystopian/perhaps futuristic… but then again, there are knights (who have laser guns) and the MC is using robotic goldfish to spy on the corrupt Queen of Hearts. And the Mad Hatter (he goes by Georgias in…[Read more]

Thank you! Also, great goals you have there! The Apprentice Spy, was that of dystopian genre? I think you might have told me at some point, but I can’t remember for sure.

Wow, that sounds like a goal! I hope your novels are as awesome as you plan them to be!

I mean, I like the entire poem, but I like, especially, these particular sentences, or the opening to the poem. Keep it up! 😀

And this is the final piece of the story!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😀

EPILOGUE:

The magnificent life of Chloe Juancarlos was a unique one.

When she accepted Eric Diego’s card-making business, along with her friends Chloe ventured across the realm. From Arizokaland towns to th…[Read more]

CHAPTER TWELVE:

A splinter of light pierced the utter dark.

Chloe bolted upright and glanced upon her cream-shaded bed. Pale walls decorated with vibrant flowers surrounded her. Dazzling, golden light descended through her window upon the multicolored floor. A wreath of…[Read more]

Well, no… I haven’t written any new poems recently, but sometime again I’d like to.

Wonderful poem! You do poetry really well.

Well thank you! 😀 Thank you so much!

I just have one last chapter and a epilogue to write after this!

*takes in deep breath*

Alright, the final climax is written. Feel free to critique. If you think anything in this chapter is a little weird, unnecessary, or that you just disliked, and that might be because of Chloe’s odd POV, you may share your thoughts on them if…[Read more]

Amazing job!

Alright, next chapter out!

Read on and critique if you wish. However, if for some reason any of these scenes you happen to find a little dark or violent (which I hope aren’t), please share your thoughts on them. Thanks and enjoy!

CHAPTER TEN:

The maze was a…[Read more]

I chose to have the several kinds of flowers to show all the variety and differences between each other, as well as friendships to others that are different. That’s kind of where I’m coming from… Thank you for reading! 😀

The Daisy, the Poppy, the Lily…

Chat ever quite silly.

All r…[Read more]

Strange Little Orchid:

The Orchid is quite strange.

She is the weirdest,

The spookiest,

The oddest,

The most misunderstood of all.

Her white and pink…[Read more]

I hope this story doesn’t take too much more time until it’s done. It’s getting to the end.

And it really doesn’t seem this long, but… I just realized I’ve been writing this story for about a year. I started it sometime in January, 2019. And now it is 2020 already! I’ll try not drag the story out too long. Time passes…[Read more]

Okay, the next chapter is written! I hope the character aren’t too melodramatic…. Feel free to critique! Thanks everyone.

CHAPTER NINE:

The lush grass shimmered in sunlight. The gentle breeze tugged at her hair. From her window, she gazed upon the colorful…[Read more]