Igual que al padre de Chapel, mi papá se desmayó cuando vio un poco de sangre en los vendajes después de que me sacaran las muelas de juicio. Esto viene de un hombre que cuando me lastimo las rodillas o tengo los codos cubiertos de sangre muy suelto dice: “¡Es una prueba de que has tenido una aventura!” Mi mamá sólo le dio una palmada una o dos veces porque las enfermeras vinieron y ellas lo asistieron inmediatamente. Tenía mucho miedo por él y después de tres horas de espera para que su presión arterial subir, los dos conseguimos lo que queríamos. Sólo regresar a casa.
Además, he puesto nuevos bosquejos en mi tumblr. ¡Míralos haciendo clic arriba! Y si quieres preguntarme algo (¡o a Chapel!) puedes hacerlo haciendo clic en el botón de “ASK!” en la parte superior del tumblr.
Your mom must have had a lot to handle that day. I feel sorry for her!
Ha ha, I hope I didn't make it too hard to miss! That's just in the comic, in real life my mom's an intellectual property lawyer. But some other aspects of Chapel's mom's personality are inspired by my mom!
The first story I read of yours was "Seventeen Across" in Stone Soup. (By the way, I've always wondered-- what was the answer to the crossword puzzle?) I started really following your work when I watched a video on the Stone Soup website of you painting an illustration, and it got me interested. And, after reading much of your blog, you also got me interested in the... what's it called? Scholastic Alliance for Young Writers and Artists. (Great job, by the way! I'm planning on submitting a book that I'm in the process of editing. I've probably edited it ten thousand times.)
I just love reading about young authors like me. This comment's probably getting a little lengthy, so I'll wrap it up. :)
No worries about the length of the comment, I love it! I'm SO glad it seems like a lot of people have come here from Stone Soup, and I'm glad you liked my video! I'm going to make a similar video really soon that shows the process I use to make these Chapel strips! And good luck at the Art & Writing Awards. I'd be really interested in reading your book sometime! I'm actually turning one of the books I've written into a graphic novel, which you'll be able to read pretty soon. Anyway, thanks for reading and commenting!
Oh, that sounds neat, I'll be sure to watch it. What gave you the idea for all the Chapel stuff? Or was it just one of those super-random ideas that everyone gets? Haha. A couple years ago I made (NO idea where I got the idea) a little comic book called "Joe and Pierre". Recently I started working on it again, and I'm hoping to make them WAY better than they were when I first started working on them.
I had my wisdom teeth taken out years after i had my braces taken off. It was down right strange. When i got into the dentist chair, the last think i remember was they were giving me some "gas" to wipe the pain away. that was the LAST thing i remember of that day. it felt like a movie cut to the next day when my memories kicked back on and i was back home on my couch, 3 Micky D's large chocolate shakes (2 of them finished, i guess by me) playing my PSone with a REALLY sore jaw but other wise fine.
For the life of me, i completely lost all my memories for 24 hours! I was told i was fully awake and such, but i don't know what i did then! it is really scary what dentist can do to people.
thankfully that was before Youtube was around or it could have been even more embarassing.
lastly, did you mom really slap your dad for petty things that he does Emma?
on another idea. does your dad (or his side of the family) have heart problems? now that i think about it, his fainting might now have anything to do with his seeing blood. i hope he's seen a doctor about it. I am also assuming that your dad is in his late 30's mid 40's now.
well, that is some what better, but not by much. I will still recommend that he goes to his cardiologist and/or neurologist ASAP if he hasn't done so already. he could have had a defibrillation problem or even a minor stroke. but i was not there and i am just guessing right now from what you have told me.
Wow read through all that you have ( love the halloween one Taris is win all the way i happen to be a ten fan gal my self. ^.^) And i hope to see more of your cute cleverness! with much regards and support!
Oh, that's great! So awesome that fellow Whovians have come from the TARDIS ads. And it's really helpful to know that you liked the ad, so thank you! :D
Well if i see anything DW related i click and look. im kind of totally wacky for the show. dressed as ten one year for halloween. twas fun, only six people got the costume however...
emma i wish you were still published on stone soup. you're SOOOOO good at writing. chapel is way different from your other stories. i like chapel though. :)
Aww, thanks a lot! I had a lot of fun writing and drawing for Stone Soup, and I'm glad that people enjoyed my stories while I could get them published there! Chapel is a lot different from my other stories, but I also have some more story-based projects I'm developing for the future! :)
Really? Huh, I've never minded blood. I have a pretty strong stomach I guess! My best friend faints not only at blood but just being in a hospital, though!
I don't mind blood either, but a couple months ago when I had blood drawn? I was a ghost! And a few weeks after that when I had my finger pricked, I almost threw up. (Today I had my blood drawn again, though, and I was fine. Woot woot for getting used to it!) I don't mind seeing blood, but when they're taking MINE?... :P
I hate seeing your own blood once they've taken it. It's so creepy. I say blood belongs in your body, not in a plastic syringe with a needle on the top....
I get bloody noses all the time, so I guess I'm used to them! One time I was walking home with a HUGE package from the post office and suddenly I had a bloody nose. It covered my entire face, splattered on the UPS box, and got over all my clothes. I looked like I'd been punched in the face!
nope, I do Believe in ghosts (i have ran into many of them) and Liches. vampires are over hyped and can not exist in real life. Ghosts and Liches can exist.
Ugh. I hate losing teeth when its happening- but most of all I hate loose teeth. Especially when they're so loose it's really freaking you out. (grips shirt to loose canine and whimpers) Sometimes I wish teeth would just get loose overnight, fall out and be done with it. Then you wouldn't have to deal with all the pain. :(
Hi, sweetie, howre you feeling?
Im okay, mom. Hi, dad.
Hi, honey? Oh, is . . . is that . . . BLOOD?!
THUMP!
DAD?! Hes fainted! Sam, get it together! SLAP!
Im really no longer the center of attention here, am I?
Maam, perhaps we should call 911 for your husband?
No need, Im a doctor!
SLAP SLAP SLAP SLAP SLAP SLAP SLAP SLAP SLAP SLAPITTY SLAP
Um. . . Mom? I think you can stop now.
Please Chapel, this is the only time I get to legally hit your father.
AND THATS FOR EVERY TIME YOU LEFT THE TOILET SEAT UP!
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The first story I read of yours was "Seventeen Across" in Stone Soup. (By the way, I've always wondered-- what was the answer to the crossword puzzle?) I started really following your work when I watched a video on the Stone Soup website of you painting an illustration, and it got me interested. And, after reading much of your blog, you also got me interested in the... what's it called? Scholastic Alliance for Young Writers and Artists. (Great job, by the way! I'm planning on submitting a book that I'm in the process of editing. I've probably edited it ten thousand times.)
I just love reading about young authors like me. This comment's probably getting a little lengthy, so I'll wrap it up. :)
For the life of me, i completely lost all my memories for 24 hours! I was told i was fully awake and such, but i don't know what i did then! it is really scary what dentist can do to people.
thankfully that was before Youtube was around or it could have been even more embarassing.
lastly, did you mom really slap your dad for petty things that he does Emma?
i assume smelling salts were not on hand at that time.
I hope he is doing alright now.