"Did he just throw a loafer at me?"

 Wherein Jack does tags and other things.

 John and I have decided Kitty is Darcy. Just like Darcy in Haphazardly Implausible, Kitty can be blame for almost everything that goes wrong in my bedroom. Something falling over, my blankets all ending up on the floor in the morning, Aliens landing, it is all Kitty's fault. John has also decided that, if Kitty is Darcy then I am Peter - since Kitty annoys me more then anyone else - and he is Kirk, since he has a kilt. I don't argue with John's reasoning.
 I have pictures of, well at least one costume which will be used in the Stretch of Loyalty trailer! 
 These were made especially for the trailer, gray finger-less gloves like the ones Magda wears in the story. (Trust me, she wears them.)
 If you want to see more like these, or even buy some, check out this blog HERE! This is the one who made these for the trailer.
 Now, I have two tags. I will be doing both now, since April is coming fast and I will be doing the A to Z Challenge then. 
 The first tag is from Essie. You can find her blog HERE!
 This tag is the work in progress one and all one needs to do is answer the following questions.
 1. What is the working title of your book? Abolished Impracticality, the second book in my Haphazardly Implausible series.
 2. Where did the idea come from for the book? From an airship and a series I read. But mostly the airship, and some pestering characters
 3. What genre does your book come under? Steampunk
 4. Which actors would you choose to play your characters in a movie rendition? When Clair started the pictures for the book I had to find people I thought looked like my characters. All those actors looked like my characters, but they would likely be too old to play them...but if I had to pick...anyone British. No wait, that wouldn't work. Steed and Darcy would kill me if I had British actors play them. And Peter would hit the roof. Does anyone know of any dashing French actors who could pull Steed off? And before he is cast Steed needs to look him over and interrogate him.
 5. What is the one-sentence synopsis of your book? Oh, I'm rubbish at these!! Um.... Death follows a step behind Peter and the only way to save him is to solve the mystery of who his parents were. (Maybe something like that?)
 6. Is your book self-published, published by an independent publisher, or represented by an agency? None, it isn't out yet, but when it comes out it will be self-published.
 7. How long did it take you to write the first draft of your manuscript?  A month I believe.
 8. What other books would you compare this story to within your genre? Maybe Scott Westerfeld's Leviathan books...
 9. Who or what inspired you to write this book? The Inklings - a group of writers who are part of a writing group I started. You can find it HERE! You can even join if you like. *Smirk*
 10. What else about your book might pique the reader's interest? Someone dies. (Come now...that's enough to pique anyone's interest to an extent. *Grin*)
 The second tag is from Amy who blogs HERE! For this one I am supposed to thank the person who has awarded me, answer some questions, and pass the award along. So, THANK YOU, AMY!!!!!! *Tackles and hugs*
 Now to answer.
 1. What famous person would you like to meet? Um...I am stealing Amy's. I would like to meet Josh Groban. Not only do I love his music and would love to hear him sing in person, but he seems so funny. (The chap dressed up like the fellow from Blue's Clues. How could you not like this guy?)

 2. What's your favourite flower? Oh, just one? Maybe wild flowers. More then one, but they are so pretty spread out over the meadows. 
 3. What is your least favourite food? Anything that doesn't taste good. 8-P
 Now, I tag everyone who would like to have it. (I know, I really need to stop doing that, but what can I say? I'm naughty.)

 Now I have to go because John wants the computer.

 Quote is from Psych, when someone threw a shoe at Shawn - something Lassie probably wants to do every time he sees him.

 Allons-y!