Adventure Novel set in the Winter
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It sounds like my son's opinion of his own DIY skills. "All the gear, but no idea". Maybe Chrissie has, "All idea, but not the gear!"
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Yes, Nigel, that's right.
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So my long-term memory is a bit better than I thought it is .Anita Bensoussane wrote:Lucy-Ann and Anne both remark that food tastes so much nicer out of doors.Chrissie777 wrote:Then for instance there could be a few mild days without any Nor'Easter storms when the children could have a picnic on a picnic table & bench/on a tree stem and Lucy could remark that outside it tastes so much better (or was that Anne of the FF???).
Thank you, Anita, your kind words made my day !Anita Bensoussane wrote:I really like the idea of the Adventure characters dog-sledding and seeing the Aurora Borealis, Chrissie!
If we only could find an EBS member who could illustrate in Tresilian's style...
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My comments were t-i-c, Chrissie. You have a great idea which would make a fabulous story. Put pen to paper!
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I bet Chrissie doesn't know what t-i-c is.
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After thinking about it for a while, I have a wild guess as Nigel has told me that before: t(ongue)-i(n)-c(heek)?
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Are you serious, Nigel? Having an idea is one thing, but writing an entire story requires a lot more skills and time and focus (and I seriously doubt I have all three...I just happen to be a great admirer of the original Adventure books and always had the feeling 8 volumes were not enough).Moonraker wrote:You have a great idea which would make a fabulous story. Put pen to paper!
As you know I'm raising a little puppy at the moment which cannot be left alone and barely survives when I go to the bathroom for only 2 minutes. I can handle short EBS thread comments in-between when he has a nap (however, when he is awake he is VERY AWAKE ), but I doubt I could really think long enough about an entire first chapter to pen something down that would be worth reading later on.
Maybe Poppy could be talked into it and I could help her with research and photos (and possibly a few more ideas)?
Lets see what Poppy thinks about it.
And if she would have time right now...
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I knew you could work it out, Chrissie. I have much more faith in you that sixret has! And yes, I do think you could write a story! Oh, and I suspect Poppy is pretty busy at the minute!
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You are right, Nigel. I forgot it's her birthday .
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Perhaps Chrissie and Poppy can work together to get a winter-Adventure-Story?
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