lunar_eclipse66 wrote:I'm very straight to the point in essays but in stories I want people to see what I see so I describe everything.

I can understand that, too, most definitely. I just feel physically incapable of tons of descriptions in my own stories 'cause I don't pay attention to, for example, what people wear in real life. I write about all the little things I'd notice as if I were going through it myself, especially in first person stories. However, that's a fun exercise in itself: Maybe I'd notice some things, but that character wouldn't. So, getting into character can be fun. ^^

lunar_eclipse66 wrote: I love this comic Jellyfish

Great, Lunar. Now you've put another webcomic series on my hands. Gotta start reading that, too, I guess. :P

Why'd you start watching Teen Titans all of a sudden? Someone remind you of it, or are there reruns on?

Hopefully I'll come by and hang around later, guys. It was fun meeting the group here. ^^

Getting into character is one of the things i love about writing the most, that, describing scenes and emotions, and being able to paint a picture with words. One of my favorite characters to act as is Tracer from the Bat and Hedgehog story. He hasn't appeared yet but will and he looks and acts dapper. When I write his dialogue and read it back I feel like I should be saying it in a British accent.

I love that comic series. Iceland is my favorite.
Babysitting
Taking a walk
To hell with you
There's something in your bathroom

Oops I dropped a bit. ^^' Got a bit distracted. I'm supposed to take a shower soon, but... I'm lazy, and... I don't have another reason.

I didn't get that wallaby reference D:*feels a bit awkward* But that name is a bit of a mouthful, and I'm not insane :D just crazy, and... more crazy and something else, just can't think of it now...