Lady Of Chairel

@eden-anderson

AAAAWWW THANK YOU! <3

Flowering tea IS the best thing ever–not that I have tasted it yet, unfortunately. Alack! A tragedy indeed.

I’m so glad you DID pop in to say hi, because you sound absolutely lovely–especially since you appreciate the invaluable existence of short people… 😀

@evelyn

Haha thanks! I know, right?! Tall people owe a lot to us! XD

@h-jones

Hi!! I DO enjoy blogging–probably too much: I then get distracted from school by designing my blog. *face palm* I’ve been publishing one or two posts per week! 😀

@evelyn

Oh grief, I just listened to “Short People Got No Reason to Live.” XD

@chalice

Thanks! Hey, you know what? You may have just discovered my long-lost ancestry: now the whole love of walking barefoot makes sense! Hahaha

I like writing historical fiction, fantasy, and drama. 🙂

@thewirelessblade

Hey! I know what you mean: there are SO many Abby’s! *face palm*

@ashira

Grief, no I don’t. Listen to my tragic tale: I took the test some time ago, but I have completely forgotten what I got. 😢

I love reading and writing historical fiction, fantasy, and drama! 😊

@dekreel

Permission granted! 😁

I’m a Lord of the Rings and Chronicles of Narnia fan, of course. Besides those, I love Great Expectations and novels by George MacDonald.

I recall taking the Myer- Briggs quiz, but I totally forget what I got. 😂 I should probably take that again…

No, sadly I have not watched Doctor Who.

Nice meeting…

@bama-rose Hello!!

That’s so neat!! We have a lot of common interests!

Hahaha Thanks!!! Actually, I set up my blog with the help of a creative writing course through WordPress. I recommend reading A Western Retelling, Abue, or On the Tracks on my blog if you plan on checking it out. 😁

Last night, I just submitted my request to join a guild.…[Read more]

@evelyn Hey, Evelyn!

The short-girl struggle is real!! 😁 You should look up the song “Gidget” sung by James Darren: it’s a short girl anthem.

My favorite old movies include Roman Holiday (1952 starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck), Anastasia (1956 starring Ingrid Bergman and Yul Brynner), On the Waterfront (1954? Starring Marlon Brando),…[Read more]