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Re: Continuation - 3 months ago
Oops, I looked here only by accident :-) I was just thinking the other day I should try to finish a shorter one first. I stumbled across one that had lines like "it's 2015" in places.by Lise - JAFF Library
Re: Jane Austen Death Squad ~ 12 - 3 months ago
I've reread it and I have the document open in case I realise how it proceeds from here.by Lise - A Novel Idea
Re: What Starts In Vegas (one-shot) - 9 months ago
I should check here more often :-) That was very enjoyable.by Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: Story: "Of Fortune and Female Friendship" - 1 year ago
Till the end I could not guess who she was!by Lise - A Novel Idea
Re: Question about Lise’s story - 3 years ago
Thanks. I should remember to visit more often.by Lise - Tea Room
Haha Teg - 3 years ago
There could be NO endings, though.... But I think this one was finished.by Lise - Tea Room
Re: Welcome to Austenville, 2 - 4 years ago
I had never even heard of that, so I had to google what it was.by Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: Welcome to Austenville, 1 - 4 years ago
Oh don't escape, then we'll never know what that place is.by Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: Corona Chronicles ~ 2 - 4 years ago
Noted. No one does masks here except the odd Asian exchange student. I saw a few in the beginning, but hardly any now. And now they're going to be compulsory in public transport, I think. Quite an odd move.by Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: hee - 4 years ago
I can't say that I do either ;-) Everybody has since then found out they can leave the house without dropping dead, so I'm not sure it's been done since the first week(s).by Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Corona Chronicles ~ 2 - 4 years ago
Chapter two Mr Bennet was among the first to see Mr Bingley. He had always intended to have a look at the house, although to the last he had assured his wife that he could not leave the house for useless walks because they were in lockdown, and until the evening after the sighting his wife knew nothing about it. When he observed his second daughter fabricating a face mask, he suddenly addressedby Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
hee - 4 years ago
I was looking up a video for you and then I found that they do it in Germany too! Look for 'balkonbingo' on YouTube. For example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzROJMKAhdE Or street bingo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDou_X2xj9A They do not do this in my street, btw, but it kept being reported on in the news.by Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: Corona Chronicles - 4 years ago
But I knew that; you also read at Novel Idea!by Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Corona Chronicles - 4 years ago
If I'm inspired enough there might be more parts :-) (And here in this country we have a so-called Intelligent Lockdown, which means we can still do a lot of things, just use your brain. Very useful for a story.) Chapter one “It’s Mrs Long,” gasped Mrs Bennet from her vantage point by the window. “She’s outside.” Mary and Kitty came to watch. It was absolutely shocking. Very few people had bby Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: i do :-) - 5 years ago
Amazing :-) When was it? 1999 or so? A time, anyway, when there were no children claiming my computer for Minecraft, Scratch and YouTube.by Lise - Tea Room
Who remembers Colonel Stud Muffin? - 5 years ago
I was just browsing boys' swimwear when I came across this cap:by Lise - Tea Room
Re: A Slight Sprain - Part 1 - 5 years ago
That will be a lot of dancing :-)by Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
LOL - 5 years ago
I'd never heard of the word, but that's a clear explanation ;-) And I should reread and finish that. Amazing that someone remembers it.by Lise - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: Playing Around in Derbyshire - 7 & 8 - 6 years ago
Hee, I started a story about those rabid fans once. Or twice. It still isn't finished :-)by Lise - A Novel Idea
Re: Playing Around in Derbyshire - 3 & 4 - 6 years ago
He's more like Wickham at this point!by Lise - A Novel Idea
Re: Titled? ~ 71 (end?) - 6 years ago
It's interesting that ardern seems to be copying me. I just read that she keeps her baby in her office as well ;-)by Lise - A Novel Idea
Re: Playing Around in Derbyshire - 1 & 2 - 6 years ago
Oooh interesting! I'm a bit late, but during the school holidays I hardly have the computer to myself. Looks like they really put some thought into that casting ;-) Though it would have been some shock if Shortly after, a stocky older man with salt-and-pepper hair entered with far more grace than she would have expected from his size. He apologised for being late and introduced himself as Trevoby Lise - A Novel Idea
Titled? ~ 71 (end?) - 6 years ago
Chapter Seventy-One “We are very happy to be given another opportunity to experience this yet another time,” Isabelle said after the interviewer had begun by congratulating her. “It is marvellous to see children develop. They all have different personalities, but there are so many similarities. I always enjoy the journey.” “And what a wonderful coincidence to have two small babies in the famiby Lise - A Novel Idea
Yes! - 6 years ago
I have been working on that, but I keep rewriting because AM keeps going off-topic with feminist rants.by Lise - A Novel Idea
Titled? ~ 70 - 6 years ago
Chapter Seventy She had been right. Palace staff took her to Isabelle, who clapped her hands approvingly when she saw her and who then led her to a very neat bedroom. “You’re not asking anything,” Isabelle remarked. “I had worked out what your purpose was.” Or at least some of it. Anna Margaret studied the room. The only things that were missing seemed to be pyjamas and a cot for the baby. Sby Lise - A Novel Idea