Sesame Street

@kate *salutes back*

@r-j-karas *fastclap, confetti, cheering, balloons, candy, and a pinata.* Good work! I did notice that you didn’t say it was a fish at the beginning. I’m glad to hear that was on purpose. No wonder there were so few visuals in the beginning. 😀

@rosemarylouise I’m excited too!

Thanks, @chalice, @samuel, @rosemarylouise, @se…[Read more]

@sesi

Hi. *Handshake* You don’t know me at all, but names are something that I love brainstorming, so I’ll just jump in here. : ) First, though, a question: what does she look like?

@sesi

It’s so funny you mention that, because just yesterday I found the coolest naming site ever! Okay, well, I think so. It’s not a name generator, as such, but you can find just the right one.

https://www.behindthename.com/

What I like about this is you can search for meanings as easily as actual names. You can also very easily narrow the…[Read more]

@kate Thanks for all the input, and for volunteering to submit the final draft.

I do think we should try and vote as soon as possible, so we can put as much work into the draft before we submit it.

For those of you who haven’t read them yet:

Fish: Child

Under The Sun

@daeus-lamb @r-m-archer @cindy @kate @rosemarylouise @gabbyj @germaine-han @j…[Read more]

So, when I saw the suggestion Noah posted about a fishbowl, my imagination started spinning. I just had to try it, and found it to be tons of fun. 🙂 For me, the best way to learn is just to do it—er, try to do it 😉 Whether my prose is a worthwhile start, only you all can be the judge. Whoever’s rough draft we use, the experience is the point, r…[Read more]

@kate *fist bump back, but fails to see how it’s any more quiet than any other fist bump*

*In my best Armie Hammer impression* Is it really that obvious?

@daeus-lamb I’m honored that you’re honored.

Wait… are you discrediting the authenticity of the other INTPs on the forum?

There’s a lot of people on here that I haven’t met yet. Did the…[Read more]

Hey @sesi! I could tell you were an extrovert three lines in, lol.

@sesi   –  “His footsteps sounded sharply, echoing hollow and distant through the empty house” something like that. @wordsmith It just bugs me that you used the phrase ’empty house’ twice in a sentence. 😀

@sesi, so, what story have you been up to lately?

@sesi, oops, (I hope that didn’t sound like boasting!) Oh, well.

@wordsmith, around where I live (just outside of Pierceton, the most adorable little town you’ll ever see) We’ve had all kinds of weathers. Sometimes its rainy, sometimes it sunny, and in the winter (of course) it can get really cold!

@evelyn, yeah, in school, I probably like English most. *hates math*

@sesi, my story I’m writing right now is…[Read more]

@sesi

“His shoes clapped down on the hard wood floor, a deafening sound in the empty house, as it bounced around the empty house.”

This is how I might phrase what it sounds like you’re saying. Hope it helps.

@sesi

If you like historical fiction, you should check out G. A. Henty. I love his books! A little old fashioned, but so good! Have you ever listened to Lamplighter Theater- or Heirloom Audio?  They turn a lot of old books into dramas, and they’re SO good!

Yeah, I’m starting up violin this fall. I’ve been playing piano and cello for a few years…[Read more]

@sesi

Okay! That makes sense… You just looked at my blog didn’t you?

@sesi

I was just wondering what the topography of the land around you is… I live in the forests of Texas, with like no mountains. But when you say 78 degrees that makes me think farther northern US.

Do you live in mountainous areas? Lot’s of trees? I personally tend to lean towards preferring foresty mountains.