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SweetKaya [2009-09-16 03:46:30 +0000 UTC]

Wow, pretty It reminds me of a star, glowing in space.

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-09-17 01:54:24 +0000 UTC]

Thanks

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-09-17 03:52:00 +0000 UTC]

you are very welcome!

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-09-20 03:54:31 +0000 UTC]

Just making conversation - I'm beginning to learn French! I've practiced Spanish a little more, and I confer upon myself the status of fluent I went to some Spanish sites and stuff, and could read and understand everything, so now I'm switching languages. After I become fluent in French (if I'm lucky before I get out of high school) I'll start on German. I even got my school's French teacher to loan me a textbook even though I'm not taking French I. I really wish I could, but it doesn't fit in my schedule So I'm studying it independently...

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-09-21 04:20:32 +0000 UTC]

You are definitely a busy body! It is excellent to know so many languages... It makes me feel lazy for not quite accomplishing a second! One day though. I am all excited though, my birthday is coming up this Thursday I can't wait!

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-09-22 03:10:52 +0000 UTC]

Then happy early birthday!

I started reading the Da Vinci Code in Spanish to keep up my proficiency

I have to admit, French is a little harder than Spanish, but I expect it to get easier as time passes.

And you're only in 9th grade. For an American, knowing as much Spanish as you do is pretty good.

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-09-22 03:34:11 +0000 UTC]

Well thanks And yeah, French is definitely harder to learn, but it is a very beautiful language (like that hasn't been said before ) I would say the Da Vinci Code in Spanish is a great accomplishment! It really shows your skill with the language

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-09-22 04:03:03 +0000 UTC]

Well, it's not as if I understand every single word. I do know all the grammar and tenses, though, so that helps. There might be three to five words on every page that I don't know, but it's certainly not enough to impede meaning.

Pronunciation of French is the hardest thing. Un is pronounced somewhat like "urh," for instance. You almost always ignore the last letter of every word when pronouncing things, but there are a few times when you don't... it's such a pain. Spanish is very straight-forward as far as pronunciation goes.

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-10-13 00:00:34 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, that has always stood out to me.. spanish always seems to be the most straightforward, easy to understand language for me, ignoring english. Also, sorry it is like... 3 weeks after your comment that I am responding. So busy, and sharing a computer.. ugh...

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-10-13 03:17:20 +0000 UTC]

No problem at all. Good luck with your apparently packed schedule and your lack of a computer.

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-10-14 00:07:14 +0000 UTC]

Thank you Also, I am getting my learner's permit soon, hopefully. Sadly, it has been snowing recently (amazing for me, seeing as I come from the land of no snow!) So the days to learn are limited

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-10-14 20:13:42 +0000 UTC]

I've had my permit for a while, but I have to get 60 hours behind the wheel! What absurdity! Perhaps at first it strikes you as a lot, but the more you think about it, the worse it is. Do you have the time to go out driving an hour every day? No way! And even if you did, it'd take you 2 months. I'm lucky to drive a little on the weekends... So anyway, it'll be a while before I get my license.

What are the requirements in your state?

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-12-01 00:47:50 +0000 UTC]

Sorry again for the long reply *le sigh* Been so busy, then I felt embarrassed for disappearing and didn't find the motivation to check my devart Here in CO I need to have the permit for a year, and log 50 hours. I see what you mean, about the hours. It would take forever! But I am hoping to weasel a free car out of my dad I already have a bumper sticker, out of pure excitement (dorky I know)

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-12-01 02:44:19 +0000 UTC]

It's no problem at all, and you've no need to feel embarrassed.

As to driving, I wish you good luck. It's something of a pain. And I also wish you luck with getting the free car. I've been assured that I can expect nothing of the sort

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-12-01 22:44:47 +0000 UTC]

Thanks That is reassuring
How is the learner's permit test, easy or hard? Is studying necessary? Lol I myself hate studying. I pride myself on getting good test grades without doing so I know how bad of a habit that sounds!

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-12-02 02:21:04 +0000 UTC]

The test to get the permit in Maryland is extremely easy; it's something of a joke. I haven't taken the test to get the provisional license yet, and won't for a few more months. That I expect to be slightly more difficult, but not too bad. I don't know exactly how it works in CO, though. I guess I might study a tiny bit for that, but not much. Most of it will be practicing parallel parking and 3-point-turnabouts.

As to studying for tests, I am the exact same way! As a matter of principle, I refuse to study for anything ever. I still pull of straight As in difficult classes, so it works, and it saves me loads of time. Passing tests without studying is an achievement; it means that you know the material thoroughly and that you have the long-term memory capabilities that make frequent review unnecessary.

By the way, I have just started a serially published fantasy work. You can see it here:

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The prologue is 6 pages or so, so if you don't want to read it, I don't really blame you, but it'll definitely help you understand the setting. The first half of the first chapter (all of the actual story that I've published so far since I really did just start this weekend) is basically just an introduction to one of the protagonists, and nothing really happens, but you should read that because knowing who he is and his background will be important. I plan on publishing a few pages' worth every weekend, which is usually going to be about half a chapter, so a new chapter will start about every other week. I've actually got a group of friends who read what I write now, which is AWESOME!!!! I'm definitely going to be serious about this, and keep it going as long as I can.

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-12-03 23:06:49 +0000 UTC]

That's great! I will check it out! I only hope I can keep up to date on it. Sharing a computer sucks. I have started writing again(just last night actually) but am doing it by hand. I was thinking of posting it chapter by chapter after hand writing it. I find my writing comes out better by hand, is that just me? Anyway, if I do, it won't be on the same site I did before. Way too.. full of teenage girls? Lol I know that sounds odd coming from one

It is great to find another non-studier! I don't think I could stand studying. So.. time consuming!

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-12-05 04:07:57 +0000 UTC]

I don't think you need to worry too much about keeping up on it. I'll only be posting about half a chapter or so every week.

As for writing by hand, I find I must type. I am incapable of writing legibly. I can read what I write, but it's like a completely different alphabet. My g's look like s's, my s's look like n's, my t's look like f's, and my k's sometimes look like v's. It's unbelievable. When I'm writing words, it all gets smeared together even more and is less legible. I can read it, but no one else can, so I've developed the habit of typing everything, and I find I can no longer express myself well when not typing.

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-12-05 10:20:28 +0000 UTC]

Well whatever works for you! I understand about legibility though. I have the same problem sometimes. The only people who can read it are those with worse handwriting!

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-12-06 00:16:30 +0000 UTC]

I consider it a good thing I write best when typing because it's a little more useful; I can create a hard copy whenever I want, and I can post it to many mediums easily. It also makes editing way easier. The good thing about handwriting it would be that you can do that wherever, and a computer isn't always available. When I have a good idea, I usually take out a notebook and jot it down.

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-12-06 00:53:25 +0000 UTC]

That is definitely a good solution to the portable problem! I dunno, I guess when I write I am just able to make less mistakes, although I suppose they are then harder to fix when I do. I dunno, I'm thinking of just typing rather than writing by hand.

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-12-06 02:56:54 +0000 UTC]

As I said, I prefer typing, but in the end, everything is subordinate to the creative process, so convenience aside, if you can express yourself better when writing, I encourage you to do that.

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-12-06 16:53:59 +0000 UTC]

Thanks, that is so very true. Don't you love that feeling in the beginning of writing something when you have so many plans for it, and just can't wait to get to them? Or is that just me? ^^

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-12-07 02:28:24 +0000 UTC]

It is certainly not just you! I feel the same way right now

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-12-09 21:40:35 +0000 UTC]

Good! Cherish that

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-12-10 01:02:51 +0000 UTC]

So I plan to do. Writing of the second chapter commences today (but I already have the ending of said chapter).

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-12-10 03:51:25 +0000 UTC]

Awesome Just got back from my first concert at the new school. I have to say... disappointing. I came from a well funded, musically enthused area. My new school is sort of... ghetto? Lol I hate to use the word, but it is sort of true. It was entertaining though. I left my music at home by accident (first parts) so I had to sight read the saxophone 2 parts throughout the concert. Luckily I only messed up once. Phew!

I think I am going to go read for a bit now I have a raging head ache!

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-12-10 22:00:51 +0000 UTC]

That's too bad. I never imagined a "ghetto" school in CO I hope the concert was overall enjoyable. I suppose that's one of the things that makes moving an unhappy thing.

I hope your headache subsides.

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-12-13 04:04:16 +0000 UTC]

Thank you It did!

Lol I know what you mean, but it is pretty ghetto. I have to admit, it is kind of interesting to have such a change in scenery from where I lived before. My old area was predominantly white, wealthy, etc. So to look on the bright side, I get to see a whole new side of things!

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aPawn In reply to SweetKaya [2009-12-13 04:33:56 +0000 UTC]

Heh, yeah... Well, I hope you're getting along well.

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SweetKaya In reply to aPawn [2009-12-13 17:23:37 +0000 UTC]

Thank you You too!

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