Blackberry

@Northern_Lightz Aw, of course!! It's so good to hear from you! I don't come on much, usually every few months, but it was wonderful to go through your art book again, and see all the old and new art. I'm getting a bit nostalgic about Wattpad, and the community that I was a part of, but I'm really glad everyone is still doing their thing, even if it's somewhere else. :3

@Funinfanfiction Oh, sorry about that!! I changed my username a while ago, but it didn't occur to me to update it here. My new user is the_littlest_kalashnikov. I hope to see you there! ^^

@Nymphaea36 I'm ALWAYS so inclined. >:3

Why yes indeed. A cheeky lil Blue (if you’re so inclined) 

@typhoonthewofdragon Alright!

@auroraxreverie No worries!! That's awesome though, I'm so glad for them. What's beta reading like?

@BlackberryCider sorry I didn’t see your reply! Yeah I know a girl who started self-publishing on amazon! And actually someone else who I beta read for is getting her book traditionally published this fall, which is super cool.

Hi, guys!! I'm glad to see you all here. <3

@Olive_the_w0lf Aw, that's so sweet! I might soon ^^

@RoseGoldStars_ Aww!! That sounds adorable--

@BlackberryCider throws pesterica in your direction
            this silly little jester slash plague doctor has been taking over my twitter feed and they're amazing

@RoseGoldStars_ Good, good. >:3

@Ganxer I do remember you! Thank you for your well wishes, and I hope the same for you. :3

Wow! My Wattpad journey cam to end an a while ago (if you even remember me haha) but I will miss ya!! Hope you see new horizons and do great things elsewhere!! :)

@BookObsessedMidnight Aww, thank you!! It makes me very happy to hear that I could bring you enjoyment in any way. ^^

@Olive_the_w0lf I've found mine in a variety of places, but I recommend areas near water: many marshes or wetlands host so many creatures that you are likely to run across something! Untouched forests as well. The further away from people or houses, the more life--and death--you will find. 
            Also, you will rarely come across plain bones unless it was a very large animal. The wild is extremely efficient, and usually every part of a body is gone extremely quickly. You'll get the best ones if you're willing to get your hands dirty. My favorite, a juvenile blue heron skull, I acquired by carefully ripping the head off the corpse--tearing muddy-feathered skin, pulling the tongue out through the throat, wedging my fingers between the base of the skull and the beginning of the spine --it can definitely be gross! But it's absolutely worth it. :)

Are you Alr? You haven’t responded in a while?

@blackberrycider