#wordsmithreplies

[techmomma]

I'm sure you've gotten like eleventy-billion notes on this but Tumblr removed the reply/comment balloons apparently for something better? But... well... though in their defense it's only been since Oct 30th since they removed them

What we were talking about is the comment extension that the new xkit creators came up with. It worked for a while, and has apparently since stopped working.

[techmomma]

okay so. if I remember, Teabiscuits is the Principal, yes? Who's VP? I see Father Little as Guidance Councilor. and I recall you saying Tech would totally be the Shop teacher

Father Little is the darling School Counselor that the students just adore the heck out of. 

[techmomma]

High School -Teacher- AU? Guess who's the Home Ec teacher XD There's gonna be fights to be the taste testers for Wordie's stuff :3

HOME EC WORDIE

WITH MERRI AS THE P.E. TEACHER

Shai Ni can be the Health teacher! 

Sandy as Ceramics teacher. :3c

[techmomma]

Teabiscuits Reacts: to... the baker giving him -Raspberry- scones instead of -cranberry- ... -again-!! (I have no idea how food and tea pair, honestly, I drink coffee)

Teabiscuits: -looks inside the box, looks up at the baker flatly, dumps the box on the ground- If you are out of cranberry, then I should have liked to know, instead of continuing your attempts to bamboozle me and pretend this hasn’t happened. -puts the box on the counter, walks out; hmph, goes to show Teabiscuits just to make more time to make his own scones rather than trying to rely on the ineptitude of others-

[techmomma]

I wanted to add to the people sending you notes on how you write. You're great! You have a depth and style that really sings, to me. Tech is just absolutely grand. And Teabiscuits is just... he's a little imp of a "baddie", but he has -reasons- and they -work- and make sense. He's believable and three dimensional. I would add more but, aheh, those are the two I know best.

Thank you so much, Wordie! I usually never think of myself having a style, so it is nice to know that I have one!

Wordsmith really captures the struggles of being a writer--but not being the best writer. He’s good, he’s experienced, but he’s not quite at a professional or “best of the best” level yet, and so like a lot of writers, he struggles with that in-between phase, and it can wear on his psyche! But you portray that really well, especially compared to a trend of “writer” character who just seem like the best of the best, or are comically bad.

[techmomma]

Reacts to:: A SWARM OF BREEZIES NAPPING AROUND HIM (dun dun dun~)

Tech: I am entirely okay with this. -continues to protect them all the way to their home-

[techmomma]

wordsmithreplies replied to your post: minormatoran said: Purchased...

Perhaps, at the time, he felt it was the healthy thing to do. times and people change, after all.

Well.

I mean.

Giving away all of your belongings and money to adopt a mostly ascetic lifestyle is. ... better than some ways of handling your crippling depression and existential crises, I suppose.

[askscribbly]

hOW AMAZING IS IT, BE HONEST WITH ME, DON'T SHARE ANY BIG DETAILS BUT HNGHHHHH--! ;W;