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Anne Lauten

Anne Lauten

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I have many other stories that I'm writing adds for (four of them aren't on RuneScape fourms).

I have seven lambs to take care of (Including one bottle lamb).

I have four ewes to take care of.

I curl every day (sometimes more than once a day).

All of this prevents me from adding here.

I will try to add soon.

04-Mar-2007 21:49:25

Skerrako2

Skerrako2

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Hey, a sequel. Can't wait to read the rest.

This should be interesting. Diary-style stories are kinda different from most, because everything has already happened. It's hard to explain, but I'm guessing we'll see a big difference between this plot and the last.


Enough about the grammar! On to predictions!

I'm wondering where the paths of the four will cross... Something just occurred to me... :@ I'm so twisted...

05-Mar-2007 03:08:40 - Last edited on 05-Mar-2007 03:08:47 by Skerrako2

Anne Lauten

Anne Lauten

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Yes, there'll be a difference. It should be an interesting story, because this is the first time I've ever tried to write a story in this format. Hey, I don't quite know when they'll come across eachother myself.

Guess, I'm very serious about curling. I'm trying to get good enough to win the province division. I won third in the province last year, skipping my own team. Due to my practicing whenever I can, sometimes multiple times a day, I have very little time avilable for adds.

Like I said, I'll try to add soon, but I can't commit to it.

07-Mar-2007 14:33:05 - Last edited on 07-Mar-2007 14:37:41 by Anne Lauten

Anne Lauten

Anne Lauten

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Curling. It's a sport played on ice, and it's kinda like darts but played on a flat surface. Each team has four people: The first stone, the second stone, the third stone (or mate) and the fourth stone (or skip).

Each team throws eight rocks (slightly smaller than a basketball). The first stone throws the first two rocks. He or she throws the rocks at the skip's broom. (the skip is at the other end of the ice, standing in the dartbord-like thing.) The teams alternate rocks. After the first stone throws their two rocks, the second stone throws two, then the mate throws two, then the skip throws two.

I'm not explaining it right, so I would advise looking on the 'net for videos of curling.

08-Mar-2007 02:34:18 - Last edited on 08-Mar-2007 02:34:29 by Anne Lauten

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