OOOO you know this made me think of stained glass windows-- do you think priests would approve?
I wonder if there is a church in some corner of this world with windows like that. The ones closest that I can think of is La Sagrada Familia de Barcelona-- it is absolutely stunning. You should check it out!
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OOOO you know this made me think of stained glass windows-- do you think priests would approve?
I wonder if there is a church in some corner of this world with windows like that. The ones closest that I can think of is La Sagrada Familia de Barcelona-- it is absolutely stunning. You should check it out!
Looks like the world is ending-- or perhaps beginning again.
In any case, it is worth seeing
Help! Its beaming me up!
Thanks so much!
Thank you for the info!
Popcorn's right. The more you use swear words, the less power they have. They can become a distraction, and almost a lazy way of expressing a thought. We'd suggest you use them sparingly, if at all, and as with all words, think about whether they're the right choice in the context of your piece, and whether they advance or detract from your writing. Searching for – and finding – just the right word to convey an emotion, an action, a setting, etc., can take time, but it is so worth it! Your readers will nod their heads, appreciating that you've put into words something that they've been feeling or observing or wondering about. Words have power, and as a writer, you have the power.
If you’re the script writer and no one else is helping out and they don’t end up liking it you should get them to help you fix it. It’s honestly not your problem if they don’t like it.
thank you so much for the input!