Writer's Paradise discussion

*Shivers at the sound of cracked knuckles*
Yippers Sarah...I think of all her books, New Moon is the most guy worthy.

A vampire story would be very interesting. I agree.

I liked New Moon very much...but Twilight just beats them all.

Well, I'm just making some toast and Marmite / Vegemite / Sandwich Spread / Cheese Spread.

Anyone want any?

By the way, if I haven't mentioned before, my word count for today is 3,760 (Dee, I think that that's the exact height of Mt Snowdon), and it's readable here: Just read Distress Call, 1 and 3.

But hey, enough about ne, how are you guys doing?

Paul Wrote: "sticky sweet swamp green carbonated soft drink. "Sounds awful."

Yippers, it is ... but than, I never did care for the taste of ale either :]

Mt Snowdon, where upon the castle was built with the dragon cave :)

I have to go back to the UK to visit Wales. Much of SOA is situated there, well in the first part of the novel anyway.

<--passes on a Vegemite sandwich, thanks anyway. Did not know they had Vegemite in the UK?

I agree with you Sarah, Twilight was the best in the series. It had the most Edward :]

Ech, I hate Vegemite

My friend made me eat it with a cracker *shudder*

Anyway, right now I'm writing a very gory scene to complete my word count

THEN I will start on Forever :]

*gets up and does the happy, happy, joy, joy dance*

More Max an Zane, yippie

*Sits back down, taking a ladylike sip of mead*

*hands Ray another brownie to get the taste of vegemite out of her mind*

*thanks Edward, put the drinks over in the corner*

Good help is so much fun to find :]

Hey folks,

The rugby has finished (for those of you who don't know, rugby is much like American football without the padding) and I've eaten my toast.

I'm still starving, so it's Dial a Curry or something noe.

My wonenfolf have gone a-neighbouring - albeit to the far ends of the country (Dee, they've gome to Norfolk; hopefully without the violet mists) so I'm doping for myself.

Se you in a bit,

Have fun!

So, what book is next to everyone's nightstand right now?

I am reading the Ferryman by Ferryman Carole Sutton. Also re-reading the The Winter King A Novel of Arthur.

Twilight. Again. I couldn't go to the library.

Ok Paul,
Thanks for the mead and the company.

Enjoy your evening.

That should have said 'coping' for myself. Honestly! Curry arriving soon - King Prawn on Puri, Lamb Shashlik, Mushroom Baghee, nan bread and Poppadoms.

Ummmm!

Pops over to Paul's house for dinner. Hope the family doesn't mind, I will bring my own plate :]

Have a most wonderful dinner, I am going to get some writing done. Plus have to see Underworld tonight and write a movie review by Sunday morning.

Thanks again for the great party. You can keep the soft drinks, teas and cocoa for next time.

Catch you on the flip/flop :)

Going to go to bed in about four hours and start reading 'Fair Blows the Wind' by Louis L'Amour.

Still reading 'The Annals of Imperial Rome' by Tacitus. Fascinating.

No, really, fascinating!

Hey all, I'm dipping out of my own cubicle party now. Carry on in my absence, I'll leave the booze and some curry.

Enjoy!

I think I'll stick to the curry....

is the party over *frowns*

I don't know. Let's keep it going til Paul comes back.

lol WOOT

Double Woot!

heehee

Let's count how many woots we can keep up before Paul comes back.
WOOT THREE

WOOT 4

WOOT!!

The party still goin on!?

lolz I guess . . .

XD

What sort of party is this? There's hardly any mess!

So I fell asleep for a while, so what. I'm back...

lolz welcome back!

OK folks, I'm falling asleep again, and I'm in a different time zone, where it's 1 in the morning.

Time to climb the wooden hill to Bedfordshire!

Good night all:-)

Well, the word count for the day is 3,983. It's still the film script 'Distress Call'.

The three portions can be read here:

That's distress_call_1.pdf, distress_call_2.pdf and distress_call_3.pdf.

Enjoy!

Hi

Dee wrote: "Paul Wrote: "sticky sweet swamp green carbonated soft drink. "Sounds awful."

Yippers, it is ... but than, I never did care for the taste of ale either :]"

Horrible description, Dee. It's not the tastiest soda (Diet Coke takes that prize) but it IS liquid sugar, and it's a lifesaver when you need a caffeine boost.

Tink Wrote: Horrible description, Dee.

Not!...It is the perfect description of Mountain Dew...Ewwwwww ;]

Hey all,

Todays work 3,757 words - see the script Distress Call (parts 1 - 4 inc) here:

Dee, I've read SOA, Merlin's Prophecy. Really exciting, kept me up till about three in the morning finishing it off!

I'll read it again more carefully, making specific scene notes for a trailer, and then we'll discuss it in some depth. :-)

Yippie, I am glad that you enjoyed Merlin's tale :]

*doing the happy, happy, joy, joy dance*

*Dances in and places a huge plate of Fudge Brownies on Paul's Desk and a box of NoDoz*

Oh, and sorry for your sleepless night, but thank you so much for reading.

*Shuts off the light and dances out of Paul's Study*

Dee wrote: "*Dances in and places a huge plate of Fudge Brownies on Paul's Desk and a box of NoDoz*

Oh, and sorry for your sleepless night, but thank you so much for reading.

*Shuts off the light and dan..."

LOL- That's something I would do.

Dee wrote: "Tink Wrote: Horrible description, Dee.

Not!...It is the perfect description of Mountain Dew...Ewwwwww ;]"

NO!!! IT'S NOT THE BEST, BUT IT'S LIQUID SUGAR & CAFFEINE! IT'S LIKE SWEET COLD COFFEE!!!!

Thanks for the Brownies.

Jolly good! Nice little snack. :-)

*Pokes head around door*

Good Morning,

Glad you enjoyed the brownies.
Hope you had a better night's sleep.

Wishing you a wonderful day.

*Dances out of Paul's Study*

I'm just a machine!

2,223 words today. I'll post it up later.

I've uploaded The Symbiont, Chapters 1 - 9, if anyone would like to read it!

Enjoy :]

Enjoyed the story very much Paul.

You can hear your voice in each chapter :)

:D

And today's lucky number is: 2,399