Aww... that's so cute and you're really good at drawing.
And speaking of drawing, please feel free to submit your drawings here. You might not even know that it might get featured. haha!
Hope you don't mind if I ask some questions, okay?
How are you doing so far? What kind of genre do you enjoy reading? Who's your favorite author?
Also, please feel free to check out every thread or topics here. Enjoy being a member of a particular group, for example, if you love debating then lucky for you, there's a debating team here! And if you like writing Blogs, don't worry, we have it all here.
And when you see your profile, it'll look like Facebook, Twitter but only better. PM me for questions or anything!
Lastly, Welcome to YWS!!
*Hopes to see more of you around here*
Peace out!
~yuri
"Life is a poem keep it in the present tense."-Sherrel Wigal
I'm Rosemarie but people here call me Rosie too ;D Also, you draw really well! I wish I could draw like you...
Anyway, to welcome you into YWS, let me ask you a few questions, okay? What's your favourite book? What's your hobby besides drawing and writing?
Hope to see you around!
-Rosie =]
you'll never find another sweet little girl with sequined sea foam eyes ocean lapping voice, smile coy as the brightest quiet span of sky and you're all alone again tonight; not again, not again, not again. and don't it feel alright, and don't it feel so nice? lovely.
Lovely drawing by the way, I wish I had talent like yours. As the others have said we even have a forum for Art and Photography so you can post you work there for reviews
If you need anything (including a review) then feel free to PM me and I'll help you out!
I think everything you need to know has been covered in previous posts Oooh! But one thing people haven't said is that you can check out the live chat! It's a great way to make friends and meet new people and everything.
Anyways, I guess I'll see you around! I look forward to reading your work and looking at your artwork very soon! ~Lydia
What is a poet? An unhappy person who hides deep anguish in his heart, but whose lips are so formed that when the sigh and cry pass through them, it sounds like lovely music. — Søren Kierkegaard, Philosopher & Theologian
