RoseMaryLouise

@rosemarylouise

I’ve never read To Kill A Mockingbird but it’s on my to-read list! BTW is that you in your profile picture? Cause if it is you, wherever you are looks super cool. Let me take a shot in the dark… is it somewhere in South America maybe??? 😀

@r-j-karas

YAY!!! More friendses…I wants them, I needsss them…(Sorry, I don’t know…[Read more]

@rosemarylouise – Thanks for waving me over! I guess I was pretty far away since it took me a few days to get here. lol

@eden-anderson – Hello and welcome, newest Saxon Scribe member! If you haven’t yet, you should go poke around the icebreaker page (“Talk you frigid people”) and answer the questions. We all have our info on there as well, so you…[Read more]

@kate Yay! Here’s mine:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N2ncbna_hrlN9NX976LxrFGYCm_NV_3_yMoeqSmPOi0/edit?usp=sharing

I still have to go back and fix repetitive language and put some details to rights, but here’s my draft, about the same length as Kate’s. Please tear it apart… and edit away.

Also, I assume for the sake of time, people…[Read more]

@rosemarylouise

Your WIP sounds so interesting!!

About Ferdinand. I totally should come up with a story about him! Awesome suggestion. I need to think about that! 😀 Do you wanna help me write it? 😜

Yeah, I bite my nails all the time, so I wasn’t weirded out by your last sentence. Trust me, I can get really weird at times too. 😀

(We should…[Read more]

Yelp. @daeus-lamb posted this on October 1st, meaning it’s due October 14th. Don’t we usually have a draft going by the time the second week rolls around?

I can write something-that’s-not-so-good-but-it’s-still-something by tonight, then turn it out to all of you so we can jump into the editing process.

Or, if someone is reading this who wants…[Read more]

Aww, you guys are all so nice and sweet!! I already feel at home! This is going to BE SO MUCH FUN!!😀😀😍

@rosemarylouise

So nice to meet you!! Do you have a WIP? What’s it about?

@chalice

Thank you! I feel very welcomed. 😀 I have never read “The Anatomy of Story”, by John Truby, but it sounds really good. I’ll need to check that out! Thanks for…[Read more]

@rosemarylouise, a little late to this, sorry! I just read through your story and I had to say that I really enjoyed it. It drew me in right away and kept me interested up till the end. (Which I’ve realized is very rare when I’m reading most short stories (I’m not sure why), so good job!) There were a couple extra long sentences that I got a…[Read more]

@msqueen8 – Aww, thanks, Rachel! Yes, it was one of Daniel’s visions. Thanks for mentioning it, because it’s “Uphaz” gold, not “Uphir.” That’s what I get for not double-checking 😛 The reference is Daniel 10:5 if you’re interested 🙂 Oh, and that’s in NASB. Not sure how other translations translate that word.

@rosemarylouise – Thanks so much! I…[Read more]

@rosemarylouise YES. TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. And it’s such an unconventional parent/child relationship too, but it’s so deep and… and… perfect. Yes, perfect is the word.

@noahlitle good thoughts. I hadn’t thought it through that far; just noticed that it was a problem and wanted to write about it. It’s really sad. 🙁

Well guys, we have the results for the word war.

If I counted right, our total was 20,961 — an awesome word count!

However, Rillumen nocked it out of the park with 39,179 words. :0

Collectively, all the guilds wrote about 200,000 words in one week! *faints*

While we didn’t win, keep in mind we really weren’t too far off. Some of us were…[Read more]

@rosemarylouise You must.

Yessssss. All the yes. Great thoughts, everyone.

This is something I’ve been passionate about for a while, but have only taken fairly small steps to addressing in my own work. I need to get on it.

One of my latest projects, though, actually featured a ‘whole’ family— father, mother, and son— who throughout the story (despite clashes,…[Read more]

@rosemarylouise Wow, I am impressed by your insight. I think you really hit the target when you said why parents are so underrated in things these days. It’s part of cultures war against every kind of authority. They started warring against God, then moved on to parents. Really good post. 🙂

I’m sure if I thought for a couple of days I could…[Read more]

@rosemarylouise Good points, and hooray for How to Train Your Dragon!!! 😀

@rosemarylouise @germaine-han @kate @cassandraia – *cheers!* *Clapping* Great job!

I wrote nothing. lol. But I have a fleshed-out character where before there was only a skeleton. He’s much more handsome this way . . ..