I need help

[Chummy]

Hey guys
I kind need help , I have got this idea about a fic , But I am not really good at writing scripts and dillogu so here is the idea and if any body is intrested then send me a PM and we will go thruogh it togather.
The idea is..
Tara is 24 mother of a rebelious 18 year old girl called Jessica ( she will play abig role in saving the world). they are new in town Tara start a new resturant to earn some money.( Tara is also a witch)
willow is 24 years old she have her owne computer company she is also a witch and she will meet tara and fall in love with her but the big obsticle is to gain the proval of tara daughter and lots of stuff I dont want to burn the story by saying all the detals, so whoes intrested.

[Chummy]

Ps: Jessica is Tara's sister not daughter ,

[Tank]

i've always enjoyed stories where tara has had a daughter, i don't know why, but it just seems to fit her perfectly, plus she can be responsible cute loving tara while still battling the teenage issues without actually being in them. So i'd definitely encourage you to follow through with this fic Howeveri would make the daughters age a bit younger, as this means our Tara is also younger and i personally feel that this bring more relevance as we can connect your interpretation of Tara to the show moreso. Maybe 15? This is totally your choice though. I'm sure either wya you'll do a great job. Good luck!

[littlewicca]

I think im missing something you said Tara is mother of a 18 girl and Tara is 24? how is that? im confussed or i get it wrong?

[Dax]

Hello Every one (hope I’m right here):pray

Anyway.
Right now I’m working on a new song fiction for my "Music From the Heart" Series.

For the finale part of that story I’m looking for somebody who can write Scottish accent, you know like Scotty on Star Trek.

I really hope there’s somebody out there – in Scotland? – who would be so nice to help me.

Waiting patiently for any kind of PM on that subject, is

Dax

[Hemiola]

Most Scots will tell you that the best written version of the Scottish accent is still found in the poetry of Robert Burns, such as this charming little piece he wrote when visiting an iron foundry:

We cam na here to view yeer warks
In hopes to be mair wise,
But only lest we gang ta hell,
It may be nae surprise!

Be sure to check out such classics as "Tam O'Shanter" ("Weel doon, cutty sark!"), "To A Mouse" ("The best laid schemes o' mice an' men gang oft agley/An' lae us nought be grief an' pain for promised joy."), and many others.

"A man's a man for a' that!"