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Levia and War. They're cute in an awkward way. ~Eli Eli. ~Kyra Marriane. Ed licked her and she nearly passed out. ~Lou Pick one: Cathedral, lint, or wonton soup. Why ...

Ping Pong? Sounds painful. ~Kyra Pick one: Naked, Technicolor, or Impossible. Why did you choose that one?

'CAUSE IT'S FUN! Besides that (*wink wink*), it's a good chance to show multiple sides of your character-- how they react to pain, death, etc. It shows whether they're a ...

Question: Can a story have significant conflict and a dark plot without a truly "evil" character?

(AHAHA) I do have a little danger in my life. ~ Eli Sort of. *folds laundry* ~ Akita If I leave the house, I could get arrested. Besides that, no. ...

Firestarter, is Pratchett good? I've heard he is. Now reading both Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë and Searching for God Knows What by Donald Miller. Yay for classic literature and ...

I love the second and fourth pictures. The second has a really nice mood to it, and your face is so gorgeous! The flowers in the fourth one are nice, ...

Currently reading Jane Eyre! Apparently it was on Masterpiece Theatre the other night and I missed it. *pouts*

Donate it. You know, after the CD shopping spree. What would you do if I shouted, "LIAR!"?

Toilet writing? Oh, my! Hmmm... I may just draw out plotting for TS until November. However, my friends would probably get scared of me, writing during my lunch break and ...

I want to do it this year, but my teachers seem to club us with homework near the end of 1st sem. I think it would be fantastic to do, ...

Argh. I also have this problem. I've never broken a bone, but my characters go through some very painful events. And I have no idea how to describe it. Just ...

Books.~ Eli Clothes.~ Levia Dust bunnies!~ Adolye Muahaha! Wouldn't you like to know....~ Tarin Tarin.~ Mauros What do you do when you're angry?

Really? I thought The Pearl was okay. And yes, all you Jane Austen bashers... *shakes head* Someday, you'll learn.

Oh... let's see: To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee It's a shame he only wrote one novel. Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbuy and ...