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washingtonwriter1968
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by washingtonwriter1968 » August 9th, 2011, 8:11 pm
dios4vida wrote:Sanderling wrote:Writecastlesinthesky wrote:Also 3/4 of an inch is very important for us short people. I'm 5'3.5" and get very upset when people try to round down.
Funny that you say that. At a mere 5'6" (a height usually considered average for women) I'm the giant in my family - my mom and sisters are all about four inches shorter than me. Strangely, though, they never comment much about their height, except when discussing things on high shelves. I really don't know whether they fuss over half an inch or not...
This is amusing. I'm 5'7" so no one would consider me short. All of the men in my family, though, are well over 6'. My Dad is 6'4" (incidentally, so is my husband). I was probably 11 before I realized that men could be shorter than 6'. I thought any grown man that short was an abnormality, rather than my family being extra-tall.
And I have a friend who's in her early 30's, a nurse, and I think she's 4'11.5". Even with me having about 8 inches on her, I would never pick a fight with her. Beware of the little ones, I always say. They're vicious.

Ok so I would be a considered a minnie me in this forum at 5'2" !

You all are a bunch of Giants!

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F.E. Sewell
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by F.E. Sewell » August 10th, 2011, 6:15 pm
Hi All! I'm 5'8.5". I've been reading Nathan's blog for over a year and I've never been quite brave enough to go public until now. I've been wanting to get involved in a community of writers for a while in hopes that I'll meet like-minded people and learn more about my craft. This seems like just the place for that sort of thing.
Really looking forward to getting to know everyone!
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MattLarkin
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by MattLarkin » August 11th, 2011, 3:38 pm
F.E. Sewell wrote:Hi All! I'm 5'8.5".

Listing heights appears to have become mandatory bio info for this forum
Gotta love it.
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dios4vida
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by dios4vida » August 11th, 2011, 9:27 pm
MattLarkin wrote:F.E. Sewell wrote:Hi All! I'm 5'8.5".

Listing heights appears to have become mandatory bio info for this forum
Gotta love it.
Hey, y'all weren't around for the time we had the How Old Are You thread going strong...that was a blast.
Welcome, 5'8.5" F.E. Sewell.

And howdy, Matt.
Brenda :)
Inspiration isn't about the muse. Inspiration is working until something clicks. ~Brandon Sanderson
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Sommer Leigh
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by Sommer Leigh » August 12th, 2011, 8:47 am
F.E. Sewell wrote:Hi All! I'm 5'8.5". I've been reading Nathan's blog for over a year and I've never been quite brave enough to go public until now. I've been wanting to get involved in a community of writers for a while in hopes that I'll meet like-minded people and learn more about my craft. This seems like just the place for that sort of thing.
Really looking forward to getting to know everyone!
Welcome welcome! I promise you don't need bravery to hang out with us. We all get along no matter our faults

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F.E. Sewell
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by F.E. Sewell » August 13th, 2011, 12:53 pm
Sommer Leigh wrote:F.E. Sewell wrote:Hi All! I'm 5'8.5". I've been reading Nathan's blog for over a year and I've never been quite brave enough to go public until now. I've been wanting to get involved in a community of writers for a while in hopes that I'll meet like-minded people and learn more about my craft. This seems like just the place for that sort of thing.
Really looking forward to getting to know everyone!
Welcome welcome! I promise you don't need bravery to hang out with us. We all get along no matter our faults

That's the impression that I get. Everyone here seems super cool and laid back. I'm excited.

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Darke
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by Darke » August 26th, 2011, 8:12 am
*waves* Howdy!
Found this site today, although I do remember hearing about this forum (or the creation of it) a while back. Read Jon Gibbs guest post and thought I would pop by. *waves* Hi Jon!
A little about me. I write paranormal and scifi, with the occasional divergence into erotica. Right now, I have several projects on the go; two novels and a script. Oh in case you're wondering, the rules for creating an interesting novel, apply to scriptwriting too. Although, judging from what's been coming outta Hollywood lately, you wouldn't know it.
I'm looking forward to chattin' with you all.

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by Margo » August 29th, 2011, 11:51 am
Darke wrote:Oh in case you're wondering, the rules for creating an interesting novel, apply to scriptwriting too.
Quite true! And vice versa. Welcome to the Bransforum.
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kyrie
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by kyrie » September 1st, 2011, 10:29 pm
If it makes you feel any better, my mother is 4'10"! One of her aunts is like 4'7" so it was a momentous day as kids when we outgrew her! hahaha
Tall genes on my dad's side helped me get to 5'3".
As for my non-height story, I am determined to have a novel ready for agent submission by the end of the year. I have a few other projects in the virtual drawer of perspective while I finish up my current one. My stories are mostly soft sci-fi.
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CathyYardley
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by CathyYardley » September 5th, 2011, 12:51 pm
Hi guys,
I've just started dipping a toe into the forums... I write romance, chick lit and urban fantasy (humor is connective thread there) and I do freelance editing, as well as run a writing blog. I've been enjoying Nathan's blog so much, I thought I'd start participating more.
Oh, and I'm 5'2" as well. But I'm fierce.
Cathy
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GingerWrite
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by GingerWrite » September 5th, 2011, 11:31 pm
Hi, Cathy! I'm with you there, I've been reading Nathan's blog for months now and just decided to give the forums a shot. I write young adult adventure as well as a bit of dabbling with sci-fi and romance. I have a writing blog of my own, but nothing as neat as this one!
Oh, and I'm 5' 7"

Nice to meet y'all!
"The more you read, the more you know. The more you know, the more you grow." - Dr. Suess
Worlds can grow and crumble beneath a writer's pen. We just need to find the right one.
http://startingonthewritepage.blogspot.com/ :)
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dios4vida
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by dios4vida » September 6th, 2011, 11:43 am
Haha!! Since you're added in your heights, you have been deemed light-hearted and snarky enough to join the Bransforums.
Just kidding!
(sorta)Welcome, everyone!

Brenda :)
Inspiration isn't about the muse. Inspiration is working until something clicks. ~Brandon Sanderson
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MattLarkin
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by MattLarkin » September 6th, 2011, 3:37 pm
dios4vida wrote:Haha!! Since you're added in your heights, you have been deemed light-hearted and snarky enough to join the Bransforums.
Just kidding!
(sorta)Welcome, everyone!

OH! Guess I'd better reveal I'm 5'8" then. I don't want to fall short too on the snarky scale to be part of the Bransforums. We have to do what we have to do.
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Paul O'Brien
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by Paul O'Brien » September 8th, 2011, 1:56 pm
My name is Paul O'Brien and I have been following this blog and forum for a while now. I'm coming to the end of the first draft of my first novel (I'm a playwright) and I'm wrestling with the self publish v traditional publish argument. Anyways, happy writing to all and may your partials turn into fulls.
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