Its 4 hours away from London by train. Tickets are expensive too. last year there was a massive flood which took out the rail lines for the entire SouthWest bit of England. Australia probably more funLioness075 said:
Ah, well, there's a reason why Plymouth is at the bottom of the list. Australia will be hard to get into (limited spots available to go), but if anything, Sweden will be easy for me to get accepted to. And yeah, I live in the suburbs in the States, but I hate cities in general. If I can get away from the people and enjoy the scenery and nature then I'm in heaven.SilverFlight said:Its 4 hours away from London by train. Tickets are expensive too. last year there was a massive flood which took out the rail lines for the entire SouthWest bit of England. Australia probably more fun
Maybe its because I was coming from a big city, but there is just not a lot to do out there. Its pretty isolated.
Sweden then. I mean, I've only been to Norway, but I'm told they're quite similar, AND, you have a good chance at seeing the Northern Lights if you're there over winter.Lioness075 said:
Every US dollar also equals eight Sweden currency so I'd have a lot of money if I saved up a good amount ahead of time and all. :3 And it's on my bucket list to see the Northern Lights!SilverFlight said:
I've even found an $800 camera that can take really good night pictures, since my current one, which was around $400 can't take night pictures at all. I'm hoping that I'll either get that night camera for Christmas or a Polaroid. Who knows? Maybe I'll get lucky and get both. :3
I will warn you though, its really expensive in the northern European countries, they have the best social systems on the planet, but for that the prices are super high.Lioness075 said:Every US dollar also equals eight Sweden currency so I'd have a lot of money if I saved up a good amount ahead of time and all. :3 And it's on my bucket list to see the Northern Lights!
Lol, that's great! What do you want to do?DawnAntalios said:
Well, I best save up plenty of money for it then lol.SilverFlight said:
DawnAntalios said:Well I let my imagination flow
So I made a WoW related poster featuring the current expansion
That is...amusing ^^
I haven't really based any of my characters off of anyone in particular. Leandra's physical appearance is supposed to be like a gender-bent Jack Frost though. Personality-wise, both of my characters are their own selfs.andujarprime said:
Well yeah without wow it is hard to grasp... and seeing the reaction of other people it is not as funny as I thought it would be.SilverFlight said:
I'm sure I would have found it funnier if I played Wow. Which I promised myself I would never do.DawnAntalios said:Well yeah without wow it is hard to grasp... and seeing the reaction of other people it is not as funny as I thought it would be.
Oh well, at least I tried, back to writing
I haven't played this expansion much :/ Idk the dungeons, def. Not the raids, to me all the classes seem the same nowDawnAntalios said:Well yeah without wow it is hard to grasp... and seeing the reaction of other people it is not as funny as I thought it would be.
Oh well, at least I tried, back to writing
maybe it's cuz I main a hunter and I used to have a purpose. I enjoyed the mechanics and need to cc mobs, and kite stuff. Now I'm just a physical mage.
Kallin's general being is loosely based off of my favorite character elements of the lead in a book I read recently. But then the book character deviated from his own character...its was very odd, I still had the spirit of the original character locked in Kallin. To be honest, I like Kallin much better.andujarprime said:
Huh, nice. I typically base the personalities of my characters off of bits and pieces of my own personality. I like to think of my characters as extensions of myself.andujarprime said:
I don't agree. I think if you channel your emotions well they can be an inspiration, and I find it actually improves the language of my writing.DawnAntalios said:
I don't mean completely excluding your feelings from your writings, that is obviously not possible. What I mean is that you should not want to write an entire chapter or an entire book on a single impulsive emotion you just get in the heat of the moment. It ( rarely ) can be a success but most of the time the inspiration vanishes the moment the feeling vanishes.SilverFlight said:
