LovelyEvenstarOPCastle Rock, Washington USA4 posts
I'm new to this site. Here's some odd things about me Lol. My favorite season of the year is spring, because all the flowers are coming out and the birds are flying north and I can hear them singing in the morning. My favorite book series is Lord of the Rings, with my favorite characters being Pippin and arwen. I am in the process of learning Elvish, Tolkien created that language for the books and it has been so fully developed as to be an actual learnable language. My second favorite book series is Harry Potter. I am an outgoing person who likes meeting new people. I like hanging out with friends and sometimes I can get very loud andd obnoxious when I'm around them Lol! Well that's all I can think of to say right now. LovelyEvenstar
Elvish is quite fascinating to learn, have fun with it...
Have fun here in the forums, there's a few faeries, elves, leprechauns, gnomes and wizards running around here, I think there's even a dragon or 2. Enjoy it
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Here's some odd things about me Lol.
My favorite season of the year is spring, because all the flowers are coming out and the birds are flying north and I can hear them singing in the morning. My favorite book series is Lord of the Rings, with my favorite characters being Pippin and arwen. I am in the process of learning Elvish, Tolkien created that language for the books and it has been so fully developed as to be an actual learnable language.
My second favorite book series is Harry Potter.
I am an outgoing person who likes meeting new people. I like hanging out with friends and sometimes I can get very loud andd obnoxious when I'm around them Lol!
Well that's all I can think of to say right now.
LovelyEvenstar