Mark Borne News: Issue #4

YEEEEEEEESSSS! And no!

I just realized I forgot to keep up with a blog I've been reading through, thus the "no", and I've got a ton of great news to share, thus the "YEEEEEEEESSSS"! Vote now: "Yes" or "No"?

First up, I would like to announce not one, but two Lark Adventures coming up, thanks to Al! The first one is to be released tomorrow the 17th and the second is going to be released the following day. For those of you who can't do math when you're super tired, and are still affected by time change, I went through the difficult process of plugging it into the calculator, and found out after five minutes of effort that the day after the 17th is the 18th, so keep an eye out on the 17th and 18th for the next two Lark Adventures!

Also, Watching Time has resumed development, now that my (not-so-good) friend Writer's Block decided to go on vacation! Chapter 9 has been released and Chapter 10, while I haven't started actually writing it, yet, is very promising! Tons of great ideas for it! Click here to go to the recap of Chapters 1-8, and click here to visit Chapter 9!

Don't expect a release of who got in this week of the Collaborative Challenge because no one actually wrote anything that was sent in. Like I said in a previous post, I didn't actually expect it to go very far, especially after my most willing participants became very busy. I have decided to change the rules, it will remain open until the last day of April; if you submit something, I will post it up there, and so you get a PROMISED spot in the challenge. Sounds good, doesn't it? (My ego challenged me to write an entire paragraph in one of these news articles without an exclamation mark. I think I passed!)

Most of you probably haven't noticed, and not all of the ones who noticed probably visited it, but I aged a page for Mageborn Studios, which is my alternate name when I'm taking pictures! Those who did visit were probably disappointed. Mageborn Studios also has a board on Pinterest, now, which will feature photos I've taken. Take my advice though: just visit the page on this blog, it will feature them, too. It's also easier than traveling all the way to Pinterest. I mean, seriously, 1 Click versus 3 Clicks; it's easy math! (I think. For me, it's 3 Clicks, but for you guys, you may need to type into the search bar or click more often. So, double easy math! Blog's the easiest.) As of yet, nothing has been posted in the Mageborn Studios Page, except the photo that advertises Mageborn Studios, which is pointless because you don't need an ad to visit a place that you're already at.

Whew, this is a long news article!

Here's a riddle for you: "What word begins and ends with E, but only has one letter?" (I claim no credit for this one, either; I found it on the internet.)

And today's question is...*drumroll please*...How much wood could a woodchuck chuck of a woodchuck could chuck wood?! :D Answer in the comments, my favorite responses will be featured in Article #5!

Last time I asked, Are grammar rules really grammar rules if a thousand words break grammar rules? Let's see what people thought:

Kyra Organa: Those thousand words must be teenagers going thrugh their rebellious stage. Don't worry, they'll grow out of it.

Also Kyra Organa: STOP THE INJUSTICE AGAINST FACE-HIGHFIVES!

Marysa Storm: How'd I end up there again?

Lady Knight: As a hobbit fan, I have to say what an EGG-slent joke.

Kyra Organa Again: FELLOW READERS! SUPPORT FACE-HIGHFIVES!

Double Points for Kyra for being pretty much the only person with a funny comment that confirmed my suspicions on grammar rule breakers. Then multiply that score by 0 because of the excessive Face-Highfive comments.