Willingly Writing Reading Circle (On Hiatus)
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Forum Discussion
@Julyvee94 Thanks... I wasn't sure there was any way to change my username. I'll try it.
I love the detail you put into your introduction. I share your journals addiction and the problem with completing them. Lol. I feel like I should add more random facts about myself.
* I've been writing since I was five years old. My first story was about a pink hat I wanted from a thrift store and I didn't have the money for it so I wrote about what I'd do if I could have the pink hat.
* My first computer game was the Game of Life for a Windows 95. I decided to write little stories based on the "avatars" I created for this game.
* I fell in love with mysteries when reading Nancy Drew, Boxcar Children, Hardy Boys, Bobbsey Twins, and Happy Hollisters even if the reading material was before-my-time.
* My second computer game was MindMaze on Microsoft Encarta Encylopedia and from there, I really began to be interested in fantasy because the trivia game is set in a castle with lots of interesting characters along the way.
* My third introduction to computer games was Nancy Drew games from Her Interactive and I've been collecting and playing them ever since, even though I haven't completed half of the ones I own so it's a similar problem that @Julyvee94 described. So far, my favorite has been The Phantom of Venice.
* In high school, I was a member of Creative Writing Club all four years, but my college didn't have anything like it. Nonetheless I prevailed because I had plenty of friends who wrote fiction and poetry.
* When I began playing TS3 and shortly thereafter discovered stories, I figured it was only natural that I'd start writing my own given my love of writing and character development.
I love the detail you put into your introduction. I share your journals addiction and the problem with completing them. Lol. I feel like I should add more random facts about myself.
* I've been writing since I was five years old. My first story was about a pink hat I wanted from a thrift store and I didn't have the money for it so I wrote about what I'd do if I could have the pink hat.
* My first computer game was the Game of Life for a Windows 95. I decided to write little stories based on the "avatars" I created for this game.
* I fell in love with mysteries when reading Nancy Drew, Boxcar Children, Hardy Boys, Bobbsey Twins, and Happy Hollisters even if the reading material was before-my-time.
* My second computer game was MindMaze on Microsoft Encarta Encylopedia and from there, I really began to be interested in fantasy because the trivia game is set in a castle with lots of interesting characters along the way.
* My third introduction to computer games was Nancy Drew games from Her Interactive and I've been collecting and playing them ever since, even though I haven't completed half of the ones I own so it's a similar problem that @Julyvee94 described. So far, my favorite has been The Phantom of Venice.
* In high school, I was a member of Creative Writing Club all four years, but my college didn't have anything like it. Nonetheless I prevailed because I had plenty of friends who wrote fiction and poetry.
* When I began playing TS3 and shortly thereafter discovered stories, I figured it was only natural that I'd start writing my own given my love of writing and character development.
