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message 201: by UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish (last edited Mar 06, 2009 08:49PM) (new)

UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish *sigh* Australia was wonderful! Cheesy in places but it was meant to be so. I will be purchasing it because, in my oh, so humble opinion, it's a keeper. I laughed, cried, laughed some more. Very good. But that's just my opinion.

Did you like it, Edward?

*Edward nods*

Ahhh, how sweet! He said if he could make tears he would have cried too.


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Ok, word count for March 6, 2,023 words.

*blows good night kisses to everyone*


message 203: by Andrea (new)

Andrea | 620 comments Good word count! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the movie. I will HAVE to order it now :)


message 204: by T.O.L.I. (new)

T.O.L.I. (taleoflostink) | 1367 comments GOOD WORK!


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Thank you, Andrea and TOLI! It's easy to write a lot when the characters give you something worth writing!

Hugs!


message 206: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
Hey UM,

Edward loved the movie, especially since he could watch it with you. Well, with the exception of the freeze-frame-water scene. I remember him even growling as he told me about “that” part.

All I could say to him was…”Jealous Much!”

If he could blush, I know that he would have ;]

I am excited to read your next chapters. Send them my way soon, please.

[oh, FYI, this is the third time I have posted this, Goodreads keeps eating up my comments:]

Wishing you a magical weekend!
Hugs,
me and Edward


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish I'm glad he liked the movie. It was different, but a great story.

Well, I must admit, it might have been insensitive of me to ask my daughter to rerun that scene...the fifth or sixth time. So maybe Edward had a right to growl...I asked him to get my drool cloth for me ;)

I think I will read some Poison Study today. There is a part in my own story that I need help with and I think that book will do the job.

Regarding the next chapters, I am working on 4 separate scenes that will tie together so I am working on them simultaneously to help keep it all straight. As soon as I have something coherant, it's yours!

Hugs :)


message 208: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
I know that feeling well. I am doing the same thing with SOA 2. I hate patch-work writing ;]


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish But it is, for me anyway, a necessity. *sigh*



message 210: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
Oh, I fully understand quilt writing. I am just a chronological sequence kind of mindset. When I write out of order I get confused, and start re-writing the same scene from a different perspective, then I have to combine the two scenarios.

I wonder how actors do it. Filming scenes out of sequence? It would drive me nuts.

But that is the beauty of writing, what doesn’t work for one person, does work for another. The important thing is that you are writing! I am so proud of you!


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Thanks, Sweet Dee. You've been wonderfully supportive and encouraging. *hugs*


message 212: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
Well it is easy to be supportive of great writing ;]

Hugs right back at ya!


message 213: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
OK, Edward, you can put me down.

Yes, we really do have to talk to Roni and Kenzie about installing an elevator, it is a long walk to the penthouse suite, I appreciate your “helping hands” :]

Hey UM, we brought you a special gift to help celebrate “spring forward” day :)

*places box on UM’s writing desk*

http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/1/0/8/...

Wishing you a most wonderful Sunday!

*hops back into Edward’s arms*

Ok, back to the first floor :)


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Oh, how sweet is that?! Thanks, Dee.

Thanks Edward *blushes*


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Word count for March 7 & 8 : 0

*hanging head in shame*


message 216: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
That is ok...you really do need a day off :]


message 217: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
Good Monday Morning :]

Is that an oxymoron or what ;]


message 218: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments Yup! Except when you're home sick from school and get to write ALL DAY!!!! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) Like today.


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Watching Australia again, this time so the hubster can watch. Yes, my daughter paused it so we could cross ourselves.

*hears growling*

Oh, Edward... get over it.


message 220: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments What is this movie that every one keeps mentioning?


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Because it's worth mentioning...Hugh Jackman is a hottie :) But don't tell Edward I said so... he tends to get jealous.

*hears Edward growling*


message 222: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments I dislike Hugh Jackman... he's overly muscly.

Edward, I love you!

*drools*


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Oh, he's not "overly" muscly, he's "just rightly" muscly. *sigh*




message 224: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments Nope, definitely overly muscly


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Well, as they say... beauty is in the eye of the beholder. We can agree to disagree :)


message 226: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
<--has to agree with UM :]


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Dee wrote: "<--has to agree with UM :]"

Of course! That's why we're such good buds... we have very similar tastes in men and can be drool buddies.


message 228: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments Ahem... Kellan Lutz/Emmett Cullen is just right muscly. Let's compare, shall we?


message 229: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments http://www.flickr.com/photos/paigey12...
Kellan

http://www.maninchair.com/wp-content/...
Hugh

Kellan= :-)
Hugh= Is that chest hair? EWWW!


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish I'm loving his chest hair...run my fingers through it.. *sigh*




UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish I mostly just stumble around GoodReads, so I never really know how I found something. I have a poem I wrote and wish to post, but how do I do that? Is there a specific place people post those things?

*smiles at Edward* Sorry about Hugh, Edward. It was rather insensitive of me. You know you'll always be my favorite Vampire *blushes*


message 232: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments Bleh. Okay, moving on!

So, go to your profile, then scroll down to where it says Uniquely Moi's Writing. Hit edit. Then add story. Now copy and paste your poem into the blank box, title it, describe it, whatever. Save, then copy the link and put it in your profile so people can read your poem.


message 233: by UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish (last edited Mar 10, 2009 08:47PM) (new)

UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Thanks, Tink. I did it, but then took it down. It was not as good as I remembered it being... didn't flow well, I thought.


message 234: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments Nope, all the stories do that. My poems are like that too. *is curious* *goes to read U_Moi's poem*


message 235: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments Umm, Uniquely? Your poem showed up, but the text box was blank. :(


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish I know, I put it up, then read it again and thought... this is really bad writing so I got embarrassed and took it down. I'll remove the link to it too.
Sorry about that, but thanks for the information on how to post my writing stuff.
*hugs*


message 237: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments It's okay, I was just confused. I was like, What the?!?!?!

*hugs back* Anytime. :)


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Word Count for March 10: 634 steamy kissing words.


message 239: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
Great job UM :]


message 240: by Andrea (new)

Andrea | 620 comments Go UM go! :)


message 241: by UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish (last edited Mar 11, 2009 08:20PM) (new)

UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Word Count for March 11: 648 more steamy, tormented kissing words.

*blushing*

NO! Edward, you can't read it.

Yet ;)


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Thanks, Dee and Andrea... it's hard to write deep, emotional passion.


message 243: by Gwendolyn (new)

Gwendolyn (drgwen) Uniquely Moi wrote: "It's hard to write deep, emotional passion."

Okay everybody... no snide remarks or silly comments, please.

Yes... it can be.

Expressing intimacy (whether it be kissing a lover in public or writing about your deepest emotional yearnings) can be difficult and painful for some... the equivalent to committing a sin in front of an audience.

The real question you have to answer for yourself is "why is it hard for you?"

What is the road-block that prevents you from taking those deeply felt passions and expressing them?

... and no, don't answer them here. Answer them for yourself.

Hugs;

Gwen



message 244: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
Good questions Gwen :]


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish Thank you, Gwen... good questions, indeed.



message 246: by Dee, Fan of the "Young Prose Society" (new)

Dee Marie (dee_marie) | 3382 comments Mod
Had to stop by to say hi...Today has been a total non-writing day...in fact it has been a total non-in-the-house day!

Ahh, but there is always tomorrow ;]


UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish *hugs Dee*

Today and been a rewriting day for me.

Things are coming together on several fronts. That's a good thing, no?


message 248: by Gwendolyn (new)

Gwendolyn (drgwen) Uniquely Moi wrote: "*hugs Dee*

Today and been a rewriting day for me.

Things are coming together on several fronts. That's a good thing, no?"



Echo of voice from below.... Trap door opens. Gwen sticks head up and looks around, waves.

Oui.

.. and speaking of re-writes, I've got to get back to my own

TTFN

Fading echo of heels on metal corridor pipes....




UniquelyMoi ~ BlithelyBookish *hugs Gwen* It's always nice to have you stop by :)


message 250: by Paige (new)

Paige Miller | 4362 comments *falls through roof of cubi*

What the-

Oh, hi, U_Moi. How did I end up here? *looks up*

Oh, that trap door I fell through must lead to your cubi. Paul really should close those up.

*dusts self off and walks out*


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