Okay, I've tried five times to do this post on my Kindle, and every time it has deleted it. It won't do it this time; I'm on the computer!
Anyway, I'm introducing a character here. She has shoulder-length brown hair, and eerily yellow eyes. She appears to be a young girl, but is old, and wise in some odd ways. She carries around an extremely thick half-empty book at all times, making notes on random things.
Her name is Brenna. I named her (and slightly patterned her) after a cousin of mine, and I have to go right now....................
bye
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Help! I hate technicalities
Okay, so The Lost Isle will first be in two parts, I think. Lulu (.com) doesn't want to wait, but it will not not have both Karis's and my parts, thankfully- my part can't go without her's! So first they'll be in two parts, and when we have them merged and through all the technicalities (I hate technicalities.), we'll put it out merged. Confusing, right? I don't really get it either...
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!YYYYYYYYYYYYAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OHMIGOSH OHMIGOSH YAY YAY YAY
Okay, sorry for my burst of extreme happiness- I finished typing my part of The Lost Isle! Thank heaven for double-sided printing...
So, yeah. I'm back from Texas (yeah, I've been gone for a little while), but turns out I'll be visiting St. Louis this week too! But you, faithful blog readers, don't have to worry (although sorry Karis and Rebecca- I probably won't be a church, for what? the third week in a row? I don't know. ) because I will type on my new Kindle (yeah- the one that makes long blog entries look really weird and underestimate my spelling capacities because I can't see what I'm typing), and that makes me remember! :D
So, yeah. Extremely happy.
TTYL!
Katie
Okay, sorry for my burst of extreme happiness- I finished typing my part of The Lost Isle! Thank heaven for double-sided printing...
So, yeah. I'm back from Texas (yeah, I've been gone for a little while), but turns out I'll be visiting St. Louis this week too! But you, faithful blog readers, don't have to worry (although sorry Karis and Rebecca- I probably won't be a church, for what? the third week in a row? I don't know. ) because I will type on my new Kindle (yeah- the one that makes long blog entries look really weird and underestimate my spelling capacities because I can't see what I'm typing), and that makes me remember! :D
So, yeah. Extremely happy.
TTYL!
Katie
Sunday, December 29, 2013
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ…………………………
Hi again!
This is me again.
(and you say'Of course itsyou; who else would it be?')
Right now I'm going to talk/write about something everyone does: Sleep.
Now at first it sounds boring, and it is, depending on context. I'm not sure about other writers, but the advise I am going to give is tough to follow through.
Go ahead. Say it. I completely don't walk the talk, or whatever.
First, some (sorta boring) background info: Sleep is divided into stages, the last of which being thd most awesome. REM is what its called, standing for Rapid Eye Movement. This is when you dream. Of course, dreaming is a cool part of sleeping, as long as they are good dreams. So instead of fretting over lost writing ti.e, or wasted ideas (which I do waaay too much), you can look forwards to new ideas generating themselves instead of staying op too late and nearly catching pneumonia six times in one year like me (in fac
t, I did catch walking pneumonia, or Mycoplasma, or something like it in 2013).
BTW, I apologize- I'm typing this on, like, a first generation Kindle with really bad internet and kehboard, and often I can't even see what I'm tying, sothis probae is really bad Especially with the long kindle blogs, It will be hard!
Also, I am going to try to get funny pictures of my notebok gor thr a
Lost zisle's sequal! I have an idea that involves a goat, ANd you'll have to see what I mean later!
(BWA-Ha-HA!)
TTYP
KatiemicoplasmMycoplasma
This is me again.
(and you say'Of course itsyou; who else would it be?')
Right now I'm going to talk/write about something everyone does: Sleep.
Now at first it sounds boring, and it is, depending on context. I'm not sure about other writers, but the advise I am going to give is tough to follow through.
Go ahead. Say it. I completely don't walk the talk, or whatever.
First, some (sorta boring) background info: Sleep is divided into stages, the last of which being thd most awesome. REM is what its called, standing for Rapid Eye Movement. This is when you dream. Of course, dreaming is a cool part of sleeping, as long as they are good dreams. So instead of fretting over lost writing ti.e, or wasted ideas (which I do waaay too much), you can look forwards to new ideas generating themselves instead of staying op too late and nearly catching pneumonia six times in one year like me (in fac
t, I did catch walking pneumonia, or Mycoplasma, or something like it in 2013).
BTW, I apologize- I'm typing this on, like, a first generation Kindle with really bad internet and kehboard, and often I can't even see what I'm tying, sothis probae is really bad Especially with the long kindle blogs, It will be hard!
Also, I am going to try to get funny pictures of my notebok gor thr a
Lost zisle's sequal! I have an idea that involves a goat, ANd you'll have to see what I mean later!
(BWA-Ha-HA!)
TTYP
KatiemicoplasmMycoplasma
Welcome!
Welcome to the blog!
I guess I should start blogging about this, but bear with me- I'm a really bad blogger.
Before I do anything, I have to say this:
Writing is addictive. I have gotten pneumonia five times this year, and I'm guessing it's partially from late nights writing. Now that my co-writer and I are nearly finished, I should probably blog, as I said earlier.
I'm a teenager (or more, nearly one). And that's one of the hardest part about being an author. People will look down on you for one (or more) reasons, principally age. I'll touch back on this later, but now I'm needing to go. I'll post soon!
Katie
I guess I should start blogging about this, but bear with me- I'm a really bad blogger.
Before I do anything, I have to say this:
Writing is addictive. I have gotten pneumonia five times this year, and I'm guessing it's partially from late nights writing. Now that my co-writer and I are nearly finished, I should probably blog, as I said earlier.
I'm a teenager (or more, nearly one). And that's one of the hardest part about being an author. People will look down on you for one (or more) reasons, principally age. I'll touch back on this later, but now I'm needing to go. I'll post soon!
Katie
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