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Abalone Knights
Hey everyone! So, I have chapter four up! If you're new to the story, let me know what you think!
http://abaloneknights.wordpress.com/2009/03/04/chapter-four-parallels/
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Prologue
So, this is for the people that expressed interest, and who I think would give some constructive feedback. As the previous statement implies, critique is welcomed, as I'm a bit of an addict! Enjoi!
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Stumbling out of the dark, bleak trees, more dead than alive, he gazed up in awe at the ruins of what had clearly been a marvelous and ( Read more... ) -
Codes of Behavior
The things Facebook makes me think of. Well, not Facebook, but Roland, which is not to say that he is any less guilty. In any case, the question came up: with which moral code do you most identify? Now, you may think that this is completely easy. You're wrong (but I'll consider handing out prizes in spite of this). Roland mentioned that he was ( Read more... ) -
Finishing up from last time....
Vierda
Vierda's a little weird in the fact that there are three races of Vierdaans, as follow:
Aliene ( ah-lee-EHN): The Aliene are the green haired people that live on the coast. They are mostly middle class/poor people, and they usually work as fishermen/women. They wear crazy amounts of jewelry, mostly shells and things of that sort.
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Contentment
So..I'm actually doing pretty well. I know, it's strange. I'm loving the second semester Waaaaaaaaay more than the first. I love my clases(history especially^_^) and I really have nothing to complain about...it's wierd. Other than the fact htat I'm completely exhausted. I woke up yesterday morning and the rom sort of spun around a bit...and ( Read more... ) -
An...Experiment...
The candlelight flickered off the walls, casting odd shadows over the paper and and ink bottle on the old oak desk. Staring absently at the quill in her hand, Saible allowed the image to blur, foreground and background merging. sudenly, she snapped her gaze back into focus and frowned at the paper in front of her. It was frustrating, she ( Read more... ) -
Getting into the University of Life
As many of you know, I travelled back from Calgary this weekend past. While it is a long trip, and one not usually enjoyable, I was in the company of a rather remarkable woman, and we had an excellent conversation, touching on many subjects, nott the least of which ws the relationship between faith and death. We both held the idea the there were ( Read more... ) -
Long Live Sacred Germany
I have returned, at last, from my weekend sojourn. It was...one of those kinds of weekends that was good and bad all at the same time, but in such a combination as to be entirely inexplicable. Confused? Good, me too. In short, this week provided me a long overdue glimpse into a world that is completely foreign to me. I learned a great deal more ( Read more... ) -
New York State of Mind
You know that feeling, when all you really want to do is sit back and listen to some soulful jazz? That's what I call my New York State of Mind. In recognition of the song that is usually playing when I'm in that mood, Billy Joel's New York State of Mind. It's a wonderful song, and it seems to make all my cares slip to the back of my mind. ( Read more... ) -
This was a little creepy...
The Traveller:
You have an excellent balance of living for today whilst working for tomorrow. A logical, rational mind that deals with problems when they can be no longer ignored but before they become too much hassel or out of control. You are lost without a goal and strive to better yourself constantly whether it be physically, mentally, ( Read more... )